South Africa has put India in a precarious position, declaring their second innings at 260/5 and setting a challenging 549-run target. India’s response was shaky, ending Day 4 at 27/2. The Proteas showcased disciplined batting and effective bowling to maintain control. Tristan Stubbs was the star with a magnificent 94, supported by Tony de Zorzi’s 49. Marco Jansen struck early for South Africa, getting rid of Yashasvi Jaiswal for 13. KL Rahul followed soon after, dismissed by Simon Harmer. Kuldeep Yadav and B Sai Sudharsan will resume batting on Day 5, tasked with the enormous responsibility of building an innings and surviving the relentless South African attack. The day began with South Africa extending their lead, despite losing wickets to Indian spinners Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar. However, the partnership between de Zorzi and Stubbs reignited their dominance, setting up the massive declaration.
