South Africa wicketkeeper Heinrich Klaasen was quite comfortable against Indian wrist spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, a bowler the rest of his team has struggled to read. After the rain-hit Wanderers ODI, Klaasen once again was the hero in a weather-affected match when his 69 off 30 balls gave South Africa a six-wicket win in the second Twenty20 International against India at the Wanderers. Chahal finished with 0-64 from four overs last night, the most expensive spell for an Indian bowler in T20Is. The 26-year-old Klaasen said he simply likes playing against leg-spinners. (Video Courtesy: Cricket South Africa)
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