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'What Will Happen When Virat Kohli Retires?' Fans Go Crazy As India Go From 153-4 To 153 All Out During 2nd Test Vs South Africa

IND vs SA 2nd Test: Fans on social media went crazy after India got bowled out for 153 runs in the Cape Town match.

'What Will Happen When Virat Kohli Retires?' Fans Go Crazy As India Go From 153-4 To 153 All Out During 2nd Test Vs South Africa India batting collapsed once again vs South Africa in 2nd Test.

Cricket fans in Cape Town witnessed something unsual as Team India which was at one point sitting fine at 153 runs for the loss of four wickets got all out for 153 just 11 balls later. It all happened during the 2nd Test match between India and South Africa when KL Rahul lost his wicket to Lungi Ngidi and then the scenes turned absolutely bizarre for India. 

Ravindra Jadeja got caught by Marco Jansen followed by a similar dismissal of Jasprit Bumrah two balls later. Virat Kohli who was batting on 46 could only watch the fall of so many wickets from one end and the run out of Mohammed Siraj worked as an icing on the cake for South Africa. It took India 11 balls to get all out in the end. (Lowest Totals Scored Vs Team India In Test Cricket - In Pics)

Fans on social media issued warning when they saw the batting order of India collapsing once again in a Test match against South Africa. ('Ruthless From Miyan,' Fans Go Crazy As Mohammed Siraj Takes Six Wickets Helping India Bowl Out South Africa For 55 Runs)

 

Checkout the reactions here:

India had seven zeroes in their batting scorecard after the second innings of the India vs South Africa 2nd Test finished. Lungi Ngidi and Kagiso Rabada got the Proteas right back in the contest after their batting got ripped apart from Siraj who took six wickets on the same day. (More to Follow)

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