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Arshdeep, Avesh's pace leaves South Africa fazed at 116 in 1st ODI

India's young pacers Arshdeep Singh and Avesh Khan sunk South Africa in the 1st ODI, forcing the hosts to 116 in 27.3 overs on Sunday at the New Wanderers Stadium.

ANI Dec 17, 2023 16:13 IST googleads

Arshdeep celebrating wicket with teammates (Photo: BCCI/X)

Johannesburg [South Africa], December 17 (ANI): India's young pacers Arshdeep Singh and Avesh Khan sunk South Africa in the 1st ODI, forcing the hosts to 116 in 27.3 overs on Sunday at the New Wanderers Stadium.
South Africa skipper Aiden Markram won the toss and decided to bat first. But left-armer Arshdeep and Avesh made the Proteas skipper chew hard on his decision as they took apart their batting line-up with their precise deliveries making the 50-over affair look like a T20I game.
Arshdeep caused a handful of trouble for the opposition batters with the angle he got from being a left-armer. Skipper KL Rahul stuck to his young guns by keeping them in the attack and maintaining the pressure on the hosts.
The game-defining moment was the second over of the game when Arshdeep nipped back-to-back wickets of Reeza Hendricks and Rassie van der Dussen.
Apart from Tony de Zorzi's fearless approach, the rest of the batters struggled to muster up runs on the board. Tony played some handsome shots in the hope of putting some pressure on the Indian bowlers after the dismissal of his partner Reeza for an eight-ball duck.
However, his success was short-lived with Arshdeep getting better of the left-handed batter and sending him back with a score of 28.
While Arshdeep and Avesh continued their onslaught on South Africa, Mukesh Kumar bowled some beautiful spells to keep the flow of runs in check. He conceded a few runs but came back strongly to put the pressure back.
Arshdeep completed his five-wicket haul by dismissing set batter Andile Phehlukwayo (33) by trapping him in front of the wicket.
The Chinaman spinner Kuldeep Yadav came in to add the finishing touches by bagging the final wicket of the innings - Nandre Burger 7(32).
Brief Score: South Africa 116 (Andile Phehlukwayo 33; Arshdeep Singh 5-37, Avesh Khan 4-27) vs India. (ANI)

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