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Unofficial second Test between India A and South Africa A ends in draw

In pursuit of a 234-run target, India were going along nicely at 155 for three in their second innings when bad light forced an early stumps.

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|Dec 03, 2021, 22:25:45 IST
Bloemfontein: Bad light halted India A's march towards a possible victory as their second unofficial Test against South Africa A ended in a draw on the fourth and final day of the match here on Friday.In pursuit of a 234-run target, India were going along nicely at 155 for three in their second innings when bad light forced an early stumps.[caption id="attachment_10184691" align="alignnone" width="643"]India had more than 20 overs at their disposal and needed to score 79 runs but the weather conditions did not improve. Image Courtesy: Twitter @BCCI

India had more than 20 overs at their disposal and needed to score 79 runs but the weather conditions did not improve. Image Courtesy: Twitter @BCCI[/caption]Hanuma Vihari ended unbeaten on 72 from 116 balls with 12 fours, while Prithivi Shaw scored 18 and Abhimanyu Easwaran contributed 55.Priyank Panchal could not open his account.It was when Easwaran was castled by Glenton Stuurman when play was stopped.Earlier, the hosts resumed at 116 for five and were bowled out for 212.Overnight batter Tony de Zorzi (24) and George Linde (1) did not last long but Marco Jansen and Stuurman (26) helped South Africa put up a decent total.It was their cameos in the end that proved crucial to the final outcome of the match.The final Test of the three-match series will begin on December 6 at the same venue.Brief scores:South Africa A: 297 and 212 in 58.5 overs.India A: 276 and 155/3 in 41.3 overs.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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First Published:Dec 03, 2021, 22:25:45 IST
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