South Africa kept on making advances in the second meeting of the second Test to leave India in more difficulty. KL Rahul scored a patient 50 years yet was one of two wickets to fall post lunch as India went into Tea at 146/5. It was a superior meeting for India as far as runs as they got 93 in the 25 overs that were bowled, scoring at near four an over, as against the run-pace of 2.04 for their 53 runs in the initial meeting. Rahul and Vihari, while proceeding to confront some unplayable conveyances, were much more proactive later the Lunch crush to take the battle spirit toward the South African pacemen. Vihari was dropped at point by Temba Bavuma off Lungi Ngidi while Rahul edged a Marco Jansen conveyance that flew over crevasse. Be that as it may, they additionally didn't pass up limit scoring openings as they broadened their association past 40. Nonetheless, a very much coordinated short ball from Kagiso Rabada got the job done as Vihari got an inside edge while hoping to battle it away and saw Rassie van der Dussen clutch an amazing catch at short leg. Rahul proceeded to enroll a fifty and with Rishabh Pant giving him great help, they were laying the stage for an organization to succeed. Having shown decision making ability all through his innings, Rahul went for a draw off Jansen with two defenders positioned at the profound and wound up getting a top edge to fine leg which finished his visit worth 133 conveyances. R Ashwin, coming in at the fall of the fifth wicket, was positive from the start as he punched a straight drive and went through the cover locale for several fours off Ngidi. Keshav Maharaj was at long last given the ball in the 50th over, which was likewise the last over before the break, as Pant and Ashwin forestalled any further harm with the last option in any event, striking a limit off the last ball. Prior, the main hour had a place with the Indian openers who conquered a testing period to assist their group with offing a strong beginning. Mayank Agarwal was managing in limits while Rahul, captaining India interestingly later Virat Kohli was governed out of the Test because of an upper back fit, was careful with his methodology. While they were grieved on a couple of events, the openers figured out how to keep the South African pacers under control. Be that as it may, South Africa were all around the guests when it was Lunch, utilizing the ricochet presented by the Wanderers pitch to great impact. Lungi Ngidi was awesome of the part, posing a ton of inquiries with his exact lengths and bearing. While he didn't taste achievement, different bowlers followed his technique and received benefits. Jansen enticed Mayank with a full length conveyance that disappeared, and the bob got the job done as the opener edged it to the 'manager to leave for a lively 26. Cheteshwar Pujara's previously run fell off an inside edge which just avoided short leg as Ngidi kept on testing the Indian hitters, without getting the compensations for his endeavors. Jansen and Olivier likewise peppered Pujara with approaching conveyances coordinated at his inside edge, with the hitter proceeding to be fortunate. Pujara's 30-ball battle, which yielded just three runs, at last reached a conclusion when he hoped to press forward to an Olivier conveyance with additional skip. Ajinkya Rahane fell first ball, directing a length conveyance to third slip as he turned into Olivier's 50th Test scalp Rahul and Vihari were unbeatan at Lunch and furthermore saw off the principal hour later the crush before South Africa hit spirit against with key wickets. Brief scores: India 146/5 (KL Rahul 50, Mayank Agarwal 26; Marco Jansen 2-18, Duanne Olivier 2-47) vs South Africa.