2nd Test: India lose 6 for 0 to be bowled out for 153 after SA 55 all out
2nd Test: India lose 6 for 0 to be bowled out for 153 after SA 55 all out
For the record, 23 wickets fell, and 270 runs were scored. Only four times have more wickets tumbled in a single day of Test cricket. Mohammed Siraj took 6-15 in an untiring, lung-bursting nine-over spell to blow away the hosts for 55 in 23.2 overs, their lowest score post readmission, after retiring skipper Dean Elgar won the toss and batted under sunny, blue skies.
For the record, 23 wickets fell, and 270 runs were scored. Only four times have more wickets tumbled in a single day of Test cricket. Mohammed Siraj took 6-15 in an untiring, lung-bursting nine-over spell to blow away the hosts for 55 in 23.2 overs, their lowest score post readmission, after retiring skipper Dean Elgar won the toss and batted under sunny, blue skies.
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For the record, 23 wickets fell, and 270 runs were scored. Only four times have more wickets tumbled in a single day of Test cricket. Mohammed Siraj took 6-15 in an untiring, lung-bursting nine-over spell to blow away the hosts for 55 in 23.2 overs, their lowest score post readmission, after retiring skipper Dean Elgar won the toss and batted under sunny, blue skies. 
