Team India is on the verge of defeat in the second test being played in Guwahati. The South African team, which won the first match of the two-match Test series, is dominating in the second Test as well. The South African team, which won the first Test, managed to take a lead of 288 runs in the first innings of the second Test. The threat of a clean sweep is looming over India.

Former Indian captain and legendary spinner of his time, Anil Kumble criticized the attitude of the Indian batsmen after India fell by 288 runs in the second Test against South Africa. The Indian team was all out for 201 runs in the second innings on the third day.

Know what Anil Kumble said

Anil Kumble told Geostar, “I think India’s batting was very poor. There was no passion and composure required for Test cricket. Some good balls were bowled, but the batsmen were not prepared for tough spells. It seems that the idea was to chase the target quickly, which is unrealistic in a Test match. Such a big score is reached slowly. India did not show that kind of passion.”

Former South African fast bowler Dale Steyn said that it rarely happens that a foreign team dominates India for three days. He said, “It is rarely seen that a foreign team dominates India like this for three consecutive days. In Guwahati, their strategy and the way they implemented it proved costly for the Indians.”

South Africa’s lead crosses 300

After gaining a huge lead of 288 runs in the first innings, the visiting South Africa scored 26 runs without losing any wicket till the third stumps. South Africa’s total lead has become 314 runs. Marco Yansen has performed brilliantly for South Africa so far. He first scored 93 runs and then took 6 wickets in bowling.