Jadeja comes to the party, another mismatch follows
Hindustan Times|November 06, 2023
As bowlers are wont to, Ravindra Jadeja almost willed Rohit Sharma to seek the review.
Dhiman Sarkar

The difference this time was that Sharma, the lone slip, didn't need much convincing. The stump microphone caught the India skipper saying in Hindi that a review was worth it as he was the last recognised South Africa batter. The 'he' in question was Heinrich Klassen and at 40/3 inside the 13th over, the risk was sure worth taking.

On a night India's bowlers again delivered as a unit - even though it beggars belief that Jasprit Bumrah didn't get a wicket and that by the time Kuldeep Yadav, who cleaned up the tail, was introduced, South Africa were 64/6- Sharma was vindicated. Jadeja's delivery had pitched on leg and Klassen had to go after failing to sweep. Next over, Mohammed Shami and KL Rahul were quicker to the draw in calling for DRS and again Sharma went with the flow.

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