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India vs South Africa Live Score, 2nd Test Day 2: India Struggling to Break Muthusamy-Verreyne Partnership
South Africa's lower-order batsmen resisted India’s bowling attack to keep their total close to 300 runs on a batting-friendly pitch, with Kuldeep Yadav taking three wickets.
- India bowlers, intent on early wickets, resumed on Day 2 at Guwahati as Kyle Verreynne and Senuran Muthusamy resisted attempts after resuming at Barsapara Cricket Stadium at 9:00 AM IST.
- On a better batting pitch than Kolkata, the Guwahati pitch flattened out, limiting finger spinners Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja as Kuldeep Yadav's variations picked key wickets.
- At tea, South Africa were 316/6 after 111 overs, with Muthusamy unbeaten on 56 and Verreynne 38, frustrating India with resilient lower-order batting.
- Day 2 will be crucial as India look to wrap up the innings quickly, while Shubman Gill is set to miss the ODI series, prompting a batting reshuffle confirmed by assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate.
- As Guwahati hosts its maiden Test, session timings were adjusted for early sunrise and sunset at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, with live coverage on Star Sports and JioStar as South Africa pursue their first series win in India since 2000-01.
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