Kohli breaks into a dance after De Kock’s dismissal- WATCH:Tilak’s acrobatics saves a certain six, Rohit out after hitting a hat-trick of fours; top moments

South Africa defeated India by 4 wickets in the second ODI on December 3. In Raipur on Wednesday (December 3), the visiting team achieved the target of 359 runs in 49.2 overs, losing 6 wickets. Aiden Markram scored ab century for the team. On Wednesday, as soon as Quinton de Kock was out, Virat Kohli danced on the field. Tilak Varma, standing at the boundary, saved a six by leaping in the air on Aiden Markram’s shot. On the other hand, Rohit Sharma hit three consecutive fours in Nandre Burger’s over, but he was also out on the very next ball in the same over. Check out Top Moments from IND vs SA 2nd ODI: 1. Kohli, Jaiswal and Ruturaj opened their accounts with boundaries Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli and Ruturaj Gaikwad scored their first run of the innings with a boundary. Opener Yashasvi hit a four on the very first ball of the match. He played a drive shot off Nandre Burger’s ball and hit a four towards point. Virat Kohli hit a six on the last ball of the sixth over. He played a pull shot off Lungi Ngidi’s short ball, sending it outside fine leg. Ruturaj Gaikwad, who came to the crease after Jaiswal’s dismissal, also started with a four. He hit a boundary off Marco Jansen’s ball in the ninth over. 2. Rohit out after hitting a hat-trick of fours In Nandre Burger’s over, Rohit Sharma hit three consecutive fours off three balls. The first ball was 144 kmph, which Rohit played with soft hands, and the ball went between slip and short third man to the boundary. The next ball was straight and full, which Rohit sent towards mid-wicket for a four. The third ball was fuller length outside off stump. Rohit played the shot and the ball went past backward point for a boundary. On the fifth ball of the same over, Rohit went to defend while playing from the crease, and the ball hit the outside edge of his bat. Quinton de Kock reacted immediately after catching the ball and tossed it into the air. There wasn’t much appeal from Burger, but de Kock asked captain Bavuma to take a review. Ultra-edge clearly showed that the ball had hit the bat. The review was successful, and South Africa got a wicket. Rohit scored 14 runs off 8 balls, which included three fours. 3. Spectator entered the field, touched Kohli’s feet After Virat Kohli’s fifty, a fan broke security and entered the field, touching Kohli’s feet. Later, security guards took him out. During the first ODI in Raipur, a fan had also entered the field to touch Kohli’s feet after his century. 4. Gaikwad scored his first century with a boundary In the 34th over, Ruturaj Gaikwad completed his first ODI century with a boundary. He completed his half-century in 52 balls and then, playing aggressively, scored a century in 77 balls. As soon as he completed his century, Kohli hugged him. Gaikwad took off his helmet, raised his bat, and saluted the spectators. This century came off Corbin Bosch’s full delivery, which he sent for a boundary past mid-on. 5. Sundar was run out Washington Sundar was run out on the last ball of the 41st over. Markram’s ball was near the off-stump, which Sundar tried to reverse sweep, but the ball hit the edge of the bat and went straight to short third man. It was Rahul’s call, but Sundar ran for a single without looking. Rahul did not show interest in taking the run from the start. Sundar had to stop midway and turn back, and he also dived, but it was too late by then. Bosch slid and stopped the ball, then immediately threw it towards de Kock. De Kock dislodged the bails, and umpire Rod Tucker gave Sundar out without a review. Sundar was run out after scoring 1 run off 8 balls. 6. Britzke dropped Rahul’s catch In Marco Jansen’s 46th over, Matthew Breetzke dropped an easy catch of Rahul. The fourth ball of the over was outside off-stump, and Rahul played a shot over point with an open bat face. Breetzke reached in time and tried to take the catch with both hands, but the ball hit his wrist and slipped away. 7. India’s jersey launched for T20 World Cup After the first innings, BCCI also launched Team India’s new jersey for the T20 World Cup starting from February 7. The jersey was launched in Raipur in the presence of Secretary Devjit Saikia. During this, T20 team’s Tilak Varma and tournament’s brand ambassador Rohit Sharma were also present. 8. India lost a review in the very first over The Indian team lost a review in the very first over. Arshdeep Singh’s third ball passed close to Aiden Markram’s stumps. The appeal for caught behind was rejected by the field umpire. In such a situation, the Indian captain had asked for a review. But the umpire’s decision remained unchanged. 9. Kohli breaks into a dance after De Kock’s dismissal Arshdeep Singh got India their first wicket by dismissing Quinton de Kock in 4.5 overs. The full-length ball moved slightly outwards after pitching. De Kock went to play a shot over mid-on, but the ball took the edge of his bat and went very high in the air. Washington Sundar ran to his right at mid-on and took the catch. As soon as De Kock was out, Kohli danced. Quinton was out after scoring 8 runs in 11 balls, which included two fours. 10. Tilak saved a six by leaping in the air In the 20th over, Markram tried to play a big shot off Kuldeep Yadav’s ball, but the ball didn’t connect properly with the bat. Tilak Varma, standing at long-on, reached the spot. He jumped in the air and took a brilliant catch, but immediately realized that his foot might land outside the boundary line while falling. At this moment, Tilak released the ball while still in the air. In this way, he saved a six for India, allowing only one run.