IND vs SA: Aakash Chopra predicted the fourth day, told that the situation of the match will be like this till the stumps

IND vs SA 1st Test: Former India cricketer and current commentator Aakash Chopra has predicted that Team India will be all out on the fourth day of the Centurion Test. He has also said that the South African team will also lose at least one wicket till the stumps.

The first match of the three-match Test series between India and South Africa is being played at Centurion. On the third day of the match, the Indian bowlers bundled out the South African team for 197 runs and took a 130-run lead on the basis of the first innings. By the end of the third day’s play, India had taken this lead to 146 runs. However, India had also lost a wicket till the stumps. Now Aakash Chopra has predicted the fourth day’s play.

Aakash Chopra said, ‘The chances of a wicket falling with the new ball are very high. Rabada will take four or more wickets. I believe that the Indian team will be all out on the fourth day as the match is progressing very fast. The match will be very interesting. There will definitely be two half-century partnerships between the Indian batsmen. Mayank Agarwal’s wicket has already been lost but still I think there can be two half-century partnerships from here. South Africa will also lose at least one wicket till the stumps.

Wickets are helping fast bowlers
The first day of the Centurion Test was in the name of the batsmen. But after being dusted with water on the second day, from the third day, the wicket here started helping the bowlers completely. A total of 18 wickets fell on the third day of the match. This includes 7 wickets for India’s first innings, 10 wickets for South Africa’s first innings and 1 wicket for Indian team’s second innings. On the fourth day also, it is being speculated that the wicket will help the fast bowlers.

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