South Africa Dominates Early on Day 3, India’s Batting Lineup Falters Under Pressure

The third day of the second Test between India and South Africa has already set a dramatic tone, with South Africa seizing four crucial wickets during the morning session to leave India struggling at 102-4, still trailing by a daunting 387 runs.South Africa’s disciplined bowling—led by off-spinner Simon Harmer who took two wickets for 39 runs over 11 overs—exemplifies how strategic precision can dismantle even the most promising start. Keshav Maharaj and Marco Jansen each grabbed a wicket as well, turning the tide decisively in the visitors’ favor early on Day 3.Is India’s Batting Fragility an Alarm for Cricket’s Future?India...