India v South Africa South Africa tour of India 2015 live scores results

India v South Africa South Africa tour of India 2015 live scores results.Perpetual downpour canceled play on the second day of the second Test match in the middle of India and South Africa in Bengaluru on Sunday. After downpour postponed the 9.30am begin, the mists cleared and play was set to start when the showers started five minutes before 10.30 am.

A consistent shower resulted, and with the whole ground under spreads, the umpires chose to take lunch at 12.30pm. With the downpour not hoping to clear at any point in the near future, the choice to cancel play was reported at 2pm. Climate allowing, Monday's play will start at 9.15am.

In the wake of completing at 80/0 at stumps in quest for South Africa's low first-innings aggregate of 214, India were hoping to squeeze home the favorable position on the second day of the second Test in Bengaluru on Sunday.

Group India captain Virat Kohli won the hurl on Saturday and amazed first after relentless downpour the previous week implied the pitch at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium had something in it for the pacers. However, his choice was vindicated less by Ishant Sharma and Varun Aaron, yet by spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, who knocked down some pins in pair to dissect the Proteas' batting and took four wickets each, supported extensively by poor shot choice from the guests.

Stomach muscle de Villiers was the one and only to offer some resistance, utilizing his feet to counter the twist and keeping the score ticking while his accomplices succumbed in a steady progression. Playing in his 100th Test match at his "home" ground when playing for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL, de Villiers scored his 38th Test half-century before a splendid solitary, jumping catch by wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha saw him come back to the structure for a well-made 85. Dignitary Elgar was the following most astounding scorer for the South Africans with 38.

Murali Vijay and Shikhar Dhawan then saw India through to stumps, with Dhawan on 45 and Vijay on 28. Vijay was given a relief when spinner Imran Tahir dropped a sitter of a catch from him.