IND vs SA 2nd Test: 93 runs, 6 wickets…, Marco Jansen created history, became the third bowler in the world to do so in India.

South African fast bowler Marco Yansen created history by taking 6 wickets against India on Monday. Earlier, on the second day of the Test, he had played an explosive inning of 93 runs, in which he hit 7 sixes. The visiting team has strengthened its hold in the second Test being played in Guwahati. The danger of match and series defeat has increased for Rishabh Pant and team.

KL Rahul (22) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (58) gave a good start to India, both of them made a partnership of 65 runs for the first wicket. After this, Jaiswal completed his half-century, but after Jaiswal was out, the entire team disintegrated. Keshav Maharaj took the first wicket and then Harmer took the second and third wicket in the form of Jaiswal and Sudarshan. After this, Marco Jansen destroyed the middle order of Team India by taking 4 consecutive wickets.

Marco Yansen took 6 wickets

Marco Jansen took the first wicket in the form of Dhruv Jurel (0). After this, he also sent Rishabh Pant (7), Nitish Kumar Reddy (10) and Ravindra Jadeja (6) to the pavilion cheaply. Yansen completes his ‘fifer’ as Kuldeep Yadav. However, Kuldeep faced 134 balls, in which he scored 19 runs. By dismissing Jasprit Bumrah, Yansen completed his 6 wickets in the innings.

Marco Yansen became the third bowler in the world to do so

Marco Jansen is the third player since 2000, who has scored more than 50 runs in a Test after coming to India. Yansen played an explosive inning of 93 runs in just 91 balls in the first innings. In this innings he hit 7 sixes and 9 fours.

He has also become the batsman who has jointly hit the most number of sixes in a Test innings against India. On Sunday, he equaled the record of Shahid Afridi, who had hit 7 sixes in an innings in 2006.

Team India in trouble

Team India is already 0-1 behind in the series after losing the Kolkata Test. By the end of play on the third day of the second Test, South Africa had scored 26 runs in the second innings without losing any wicket. Team India’s first innings was reduced to 201 runs. South Africa is still ahead by 314 runs.