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Second Test: Last day's play between India and South Africa to resume at 7:15 pm

| @indiablooms | Jan 07, 2022, at 12:23 am

Johannesburg/IBNS: The last day's play between India and South Africa in the second Test will resume at 7:15 pm (IST).

The large part of the day's play has been washed out due to rain.

Now after inspection of the ground situation, the umpires have given green signal to the play of 34 overs in day five, provided there is no further rain.

While South Africa need 122 runs to win the match, India will have to clinch eight more wickets to seal another win.

The three-match Test series is led by India 1-0. 
 

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