How sizzling Siraj ripped apart SA's batting line-up in second Test
How sizzling Siraj ripped apart SA's batting line-up in second Test
In a straight spell of nine overs, pacer Mohammed Siraj picked a career-best 6 for 15 as the South African batters made a beeline back to the dug-out, unable to counter the disconcerting bounce and the movement, both inward and outward, that he extracted off the surface. India bundled out South Africa for 55, their lowest total against the visitors, inside lunch on day one of the second Test. It was also South Africa's lowest total in Test cricket since their readmission into international cricket in 1991.
In a straight spell of nine overs, pacer Mohammed Siraj picked a career-best 6 for 15 as the South African batters made a beeline back to the dug-out, unable to counter the disconcerting bounce and the movement, both inward and outward, that he extracted off the surface. India bundled out South Africa for 55, their lowest total against the visitors, inside lunch on day one of the second Test. It was also South Africa's lowest total in Test cricket since their readmission into international cricket in 1991.
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In a straight spell of nine overs, pacer Mohammed Siraj picked a career-best 6 for 15 as the South African batters made a beeline back to the dug-out, unable to counter the disconcerting bounce and the movement, both inward and outward, that he extracted off the surface. India bundled out South Africa for 55, their lowest total against the visitors, inside lunch on day one of the second Test. It was also South Africa's lowest total in Test cricket since their readmission into international cricket in 1991. 
