US EditionMuthuswamy Ton and Jansen Blitz Put South Africa in Box Seat v India
Senuran Muthusamy's composed century and lower-order hits helped South Africa reach 489 runs, with India struggling to take wickets on a flat pitch, officials said.
- Senuran Muthusamy's notable innings helped South Africa reach 428/7 in Guwahati on Sunday, as the match in Guwahati continued on Day Two.
- Patient partnerships and late hitting turned the tide for the visitors as a strong seventh-wicket stand steadied the innings on Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati's different surface.
- Muthusamy faced 206 balls for 109, anchoring the innings as Ravindra Jadeja's lbw was overturned on DRS, while the outing featured 10 fours and 2 sixes.
- By stumps on Day Two, India were 9/0 with Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul at the crease, trailing by 480 and needing four wickets to finish South Africa's innings.
- With 35 overs left, the Proteas must choose whether to push on or declare, as Muthusamy and Jansen have shifted momentum and put India under significant pressure.
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Senuran Muthusamy's hundred, Jansen's 93 put South Africa in driver's seat in Guwahati Test
Senuran Muthusamy's maiden Test hundred and Marco Jansen's well-made 93 have put South Africa in the driver's seat in the Guwahati Test against India. Muthusamy, whose highest score before this inning was 11, smashed 109, while Jansen made a quick-fire 93 as the Proteas ended their innings on 489. India came out to bat for a little bit of time on what was a belter of a track on Day 2, with Indian spinners failing to weave their magic at the Bars…
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Senuran Muthusamy reacts after scoring century vs India at Guwahati: ‘It was a really special moment in front of this full house’
Muthusamy struck his maiden Test ton (109), but Jansen (93) missed his personal milestone, but their efforts put South Africa on top of the second Test.
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