Chasing the target of 238 runs, Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh hit the Protea camp early. Captain Temba did not allow Bavuma to open the book of runs. But another opener Quinton de Kock and Marquette batsman David Miller did not go away. Miller was driving the team towards the target by batting in a devastating mood.

The Protea star batsman played a great inning of 106 runs from just 47 balls. But that did not save the end. Miller remained unbeaten but South Africa lost by 16 runs. As a result, Rohit Sharma’s team won the T20 series 2-0. Miller can burn with the regret of not being able to win the team despite playing such an incredible inning. And De Kock, the experienced star of the team, felt Miller’s pain equally.

That’s why he expressed his grief to Miller. De Kock apologized to Miller. De Kock came to me after the match and said, “You played well, but I apologize because it was a good wicket. India put us under pressure from the start. It was a situation where we had to bat from the first ball. It rained here, so the weather was humid. We had to drink more water.”

Quinton de Kock also batted well in the match. He scored 69 runs off 48 balls in the second T20 of the series at Gauhati Stadium on Sunday.

Apart from this, Aden Makram scored 33 runs off 19 balls at number four. But Miller continued to fight till the end but could not save the match.