India vs South Africa, 1st Test - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, 1 run, back of a length and angling into the hips, tucked wide of mid-wicket for a single

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, no run, on a length and just outside off - Sundar leans across defensively

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, FOUR, the boundaries keep coming and the target is being whittled down - back of a length and angling down leg, Sundar gets on top of the bounce, soft bottom hand as he flicked it fine, past the keeper and onto the ropes

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, no run, fraction fuller and slanting across the left-hander, another leave from Sundar

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, no run, on a good length and angling across the left-hander, left alone

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, no run, short of a good length and pushed across the left-hander, left alone

Corbin Bosch to Dhruv Jurel, FOUR, beautifully played, on a good length and angling into the right-hander - Jurel waits on it, closes the face of the bat and then works it into the gap past square leg, runs away to the ropes in a hurry - India's target is now down to 99

Corbin Bosch to Dhruv Jurel, no run, Dhruv Jurel has been given OUT caught behind and he reviews immediately - there was a sound, was it bat hitting the ground / pad? Was a fairly quick call by umpire Rod Tucker. The bat has flicked the back-pad, but it's close to the outside edge as well - UltraEdge and there's a clear gap between bat and ball, there was a murmur, but that was the bat flicking the pad - NOT OUT and the original call has been reversed

Corbin Bosch to Dhruv Jurel, no run, short of a good length and just outside off - Jurel gets right behind the line in defence

Corbin Bosch to Dhruv Jurel, FOUR, that's too easy for Jurel - short and angling down leg, Jurel gets inside the line, uses Bosch's pace and helps it on its way with a fine flick, runs away to the long leg boundary

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, 1 run, on a good length and just outside off - stabbed into the gap wide of cover-point for a single

Corbin Bosch to Washington Sundar, no run, short of a good length and angling across the left-hander, left alone