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South Africa defeat India by 4 wickets in second T20I

| @indiablooms | Jun 13, 2022, at 04:34 am

Cuttack/IBNS: South Africa defeated India by four wickets in the second T20I match here Sunday.

Chasing a target of 149, South Africa scored the required runs with 10 balls to spare.

Heinrich Klaasen was the top scorer for South Africa with his 46-ball 81.

Earlier losing the toss and being put to bat, India scored 148/6 in 20 overs.

On a day where the Indian batsmen struggled to score big, Shreyas Iyer became Team India's highest run scorer with his 40.

Dinesh Karthik remained unbeaten at 30 off 21 balls.

Anrich Nortje picked two wickets conceding 36 runs in four overs for South Africa.

With the win, South Africa are ahead in the five-match series 2-0.

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