India target unconquered 'final frontier' in South Africa
India target unconquered 'final frontier' in South Africa
On their last tour of the rainbow nation, Team India won the first Test but South Africa, inspired by then-captain Dean Elgar, succeeded in two hard-fought fourth-innings chases in the remaining matches to clinch the series. Both Kohli and Elgar remain as key batsmen for their teams, although not as captains -- with India now led by Rohit Sharma and the South Africans by Temba Bavuma. Elgar, in fact, has announced his decision to retire after the second Test.
On their last tour of the rainbow nation, Team India won the first Test but South Africa, inspired by then-captain Dean Elgar, succeeded in two hard-fought fourth-innings chases in the remaining matches to clinch the series. Both Kohli and Elgar remain as key batsmen for their teams, although not as captains -- with India now led by Rohit Sharma and the South Africans by Temba Bavuma. Elgar, in fact, has announced his decision to retire after the second Test.
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On their last tour of the rainbow nation, Team India won the first Test but South Africa, inspired by then-captain Dean Elgar, succeeded in two hard-fought fourth-innings chases in the remaining matches to clinch the series. Both Kohli and Elgar remain as key batsmen for their teams, although not as captains -- with India now led by Rohit Sharma and the South Africans by Temba Bavuma. Elgar, in fact, has announced his decision to retire after the second Test. 
