In his 89-ball innings, he had 7 fours and 1 six. And Hendricks gave an innings of 74 runs in 76 balls with 9 fours and 1 six. David Miller scored 35*, Heinrich Klaasen 30, and Quinton de Kock scored 25 runs. Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj took three wickets for just 38 runs in 10 overs.

India’s opening pair was not big in the run chase. Like in the first match, Shikhar Dhawan, who failed even today, was dismissed for 13 runs. Another opener Shubman Gill fell to Kagiso Rabada for 28 off 26 balls. After this, Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer added 161 runs for the third wicket in 155 balls. Just 7 runs before the first century of his career, Ishan was caught in the boundary by Fortune. Frustrated by such a result of such a great inning of 4 boundaries and 7 sixes in 84 balls, Ishan sat on the pitch.

The opposing cricketers also consoled him at this time. Later, Shreyas Iyer shared an unbroken 73* off 69 balls with Sanju Samson (29*) to give India a seven-wicket victory. Shreyas remained unbeaten on 113* after picking up the second century of his career off 103 balls. His 111-ball innings had 15 fours. India reached the port of victory with 25 balls in hand. As a result, the three-match series came to a 1-1 draw.