To protect Sanju Samson, Suryakumar Yadav and Marco Jansen get into a furious argument.
New Delhi: During the current first Twenty20 International match against the South African National Cricket Team, India’s captain, Suryakumar Yadav, lost his temper. At Durban’s Kingsmead, the teams played their first game of a four-match series.
It all began when Sanju Samson and Marco Jansen got into a fight following the second ball of the fifteenth over. Gerald Coetzee moved forward to drive hard and hit the shot straight to long-off, who tossed the ball back to the keeper after Ravi Bishnoi delivered a full delivery outside off.
Marco Jansen was not pleased with Sanju Samson’s collection of the throw from the deep right corner of the field. When the Proteas star got into a heated dispute with the keeper-batter for the India National Cricket Team, the player didn’t take it well.
Suryakumar Yadav, the captain of India, arrived to encourage his teammate from within the field. He was observed conversing with Gerald Coetzee and Marco Jansen. The right-hander was unhappy and was observed yelling at Proteas players.
After the pacer speaks with Sanju Samson, Suryakumar Yadav clashes with Marco Jansen
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After his encounter with Suryakumar Yadav, Marco Jansen was unable to move because he was back in the hut. Ravi Bishnoi dismissed the all-rounder after he finished with an innings of 12 runs off 8 balls.
India scores 202 runs overall
India dominated South Africa by 61 runs at Kingsmead, Durban, to start the four-match series on a positive note. They lost Abhishek Sharma (7) early after being asked to bat, therefore they were unable to get off to a strong start.
However, Sanju Samson (107) and Suryakumar Yadav (21) made sure they compensated for Abhishek’s passing. In addition to getting some fast runs, Sanju and Suryakumar Yadav put up 66 runs for the second wicket.
Samson was well-supported by Tilak Varma (33) as they stitched 77 runs for the third wicket after the captain returned to the hut. After hitting first in the third Twenty20 International against Bangladesh, the keeper-batter went on to smash his second straight century in Twenty20 Internationals, propelling India to 202/8.
India wins the match by 61 runs after bowling out South Africa for 141.
From the beginning, South Africa’s batting performance was poor as they continued to lose wickets at regular intervals. Although he looked well, Ryan Rickelton, 21, was unable to continue. Despite starting, Heinrich Klaasen, 25, was unable to lead his team home as Indian spinners immediately took wickets in the middle.
Gerald Coetzee (23) delivered a few final punches, but it was insufficient as India won the match by 61 runs after chasing South Africa out for 141. Avesh Khan took two wickets, Arshdeep Singh was also involved, and Varun Chakravarthy and Ravi Bishnoi each took three.
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