Jasprit Bumrah found himself lacking support from the other end, leaving Indian skipper Rohit Sharma disheartened as he expressed dismay over conceding over 400 runs on a supposedly bowling-friendly track, especially when the South African pacers exhibited a more effective approach. India's defeat in the opening Test within three days, falling short by an innings and 32 runs after posting scores of 245 and 131 in the two innings, was significantly impacted by South Africa's monumental 408-run total in their first innings.
Jasprit Bumrah found himself lacking support from the other end, leaving Indian skipper Rohit Sharma disheartened as he expressed dismay over conceding over 400 runs on a supposedly bowling-friendly track, especially when the South African pacers exhibited a more effective approach. India's defeat in the opening Test within three days, falling short by an innings and 32 runs after posting scores of 245 and 131 in the two innings, was significantly impacted by South Africa's monumental 408-run total in their first innings.
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Jasprit Bumrah found himself lacking support from the other end, leaving Indian skipper Rohit Sharma disheartened as he expressed dismay over conceding over 400 runs on a supposedly bowling-friendly track, especially when the South African pacers exhibited a more effective approach. India's defeat in the opening Test within three days, falling short by an innings and 32 runs after posting scores of 245 and 131 in the two innings, was significantly impacted by South Africa's monumental 408-run total in their first innings. 
