South Africa won the toss and decided to bat first. But the start was not good for the Proteas. Courtesy Jasprit Bumrah and Arshdeep Singh’s fast bowling. Coming down to bat first, the two South African batsmen were getting a chance to open their hands very much in front of the tight bowling of the two Indian pacers. As a result, the pressure was increasing on them.

As a result, South Africa lost 3 consecutive wickets in the second, third and fourth overs. Bumrah took 2 wickets and Arshdeep Singh took one wicket. At one point South Africa’s score was 3 for 41 in 6 overs. David Miller and DeWald Brevis started Mercatori batting from there. The two star batsmen played eye-catching shots one after another. From 20 to 117, the two made a 97-run partnership.

Brevis scored 45 runs off 29 balls and fell victim to Dubep. But Miller scored a half century. Despite giving many runs in the first 3 overs, Varun Chakraborty dismissed Miller in his last over. Miller scored 63 runs off 35 balls. Then Marco Jansen became Arshdeep’s second victim by scoring 2 runs. Bumrah also took the wicket of Corbin Bash. But Tristan Stubbs scored 20 runs off Hardik in the last over. Proteas scored 187 runs after losing 7 wickets in 20 overs. India had never chased down such a big score in the T20 World Cup before. As a result, to win this match, Team India will have to make history.