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61.1 overs: FOUR! Too much width from Vernon Philander outside off and Mayank Agarwal comfortably guides the ball towards the third man fence to collect four runs. First boundary for Mayank on Day 2. IND 211/0
60.1 overs: Mayank Agarwal gets his first runs of the morning. A firm push off Keshav Maharaj towards extra cover and completes an easy single. Mayank moves on to 85. IND 207/0
End of 60th over: Vernon Philander bowls the five remaining balls of his incomplete over from last evening. Keshav Maharaj will share the ball with Philander from the other end. IND 206/0
59.3 overs: FOUR! Boundary for Rohit Sharma and India to start the day. Vernon Philander bowls it on the pads, Rohit flicks and the ball races to the fine leg fence. IND 206/0
Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal walk in to resume India innings on Day 2. Faf du Plessis setting the field for Vernon Philander, who will start proceedings for South Africa. Here we go!
Rohit Sharma 115*
Mayank Agarwal 84*
9:20 IST: Clear skies at the moment as play is set to commence in moments from now. The players are all set and ready to take the field.
9:05 am: The day will start 10 minutes early, at 9:20
WEATHER UPDATE - 8:40 am
WEATHER UPDATE - 8:27 am The good news is that clear skies have welcomed players to the stadium, and we are on course for an on-time start.
8:25 a m Welcome back! It's Day 2 of the first Test between India and South Africa in Visakhapatnam, and the fans in the stadium, besides the two teams, will hope for the rain to stay away to allow a full day's play.
India dominated the rain-shortened Day 1, with Rohit Sharma marking his first Test as an opening batsman with a century, aided by fellow opener Mayank Agarwal's 84. And the good news is that the both remained unseparated when rain came shortly before the tea interval and then washed away the rest of the day.
Rohit is batting on 115 and Agarwal on his career-best 84, with India's scorecard reading 202 without loss in 59.1 overs.
The forecast says there's a 60 percent chance of rain on Thursday as well, which will ensure the fingers remain crossed hoping for the dark clouds to stay away.
61.1 overs: FOUR! Too much width from Vernon Philander outside off and Mayank Agarwal comfortably guides the ball towards the third man fence to collect four runs. First boundary for Mayank on Day 2. IND 211/0
60.1 overs: Mayank Agarwal gets his first runs of the morning. A firm push off Keshav Maharaj towards extra cover and completes an easy single. Mayank moves on to 85. IND 207/0
End of 60th over: Vernon Philander bowls the five remaining balls of his incomplete over from last evening. Keshav Maharaj will share the ball with Philander from the other end. IND 206/0
59.3 overs: FOUR! Boundary for Rohit Sharma and India to start the day. Vernon Philander bowls it on the pads, Rohit flicks and the ball races to the fine leg fence. IND 206/0
Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal walk in to resume India innings on Day 2. Faf du Plessis setting the field for Vernon Philander, who will start proceedings for South Africa. Here we go!
Rohit Sharma 115*
Mayank Agarwal 84*
Day two of the first #INDvSA Test is under way! India resume on 202/0, with openers Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarw… https://t.co/64PmbEiMtw
— ICC (@ICC) 1570075195000 9:20 IST: Clear skies at the moment as play is set to commence in moments from now. The players are all set and ready to take the field.
9:05 am: The day will start 10 minutes early, at 9:20
WEATHER UPDATE - 8:40 am
Currently cloudy but dry in Visakhapatnam. The sun, like South Africa's bowlers, is desperately looking to break through!
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) 1570072024000 WEATHER UPDATE - 8:27 am The good news is that clear skies have welcomed players to the stadium, and we are on course for an on-time start.
Good morning South Africa! We have some blue sky today. Still hot and humid but we’ll start on time. #FreedomSeries… https://t.co/7gn3NlEcES
— Cricket South Africa (@OfficialCSA) 1570070624000 8:25 a m Welcome back! It's Day 2 of the first Test between India and South Africa in Visakhapatnam, and the fans in the stadium, besides the two teams, will hope for the rain to stay away to allow a full day's play.
India dominated the rain-shortened Day 1, with Rohit Sharma marking his first Test as an opening batsman with a century, aided by fellow opener Mayank Agarwal's 84. And the good news is that the both remained unseparated when rain came shortly before the tea interval and then washed away the rest of the day.
Rohit is batting on 115 and Agarwal on his career-best 84, with India's scorecard reading 202 without loss in 59.1 overs.
The forecast says there's a 60 percent chance of rain on Thursday as well, which will ensure the fingers remain crossed hoping for the dark clouds to stay away.
Source : timesofindia[dot]indiatimes[dot]com
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