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IND vs SA 2nd Test: Marco Jansen’s six puts Team India in a fix

Tall left-arm pacer Marco triggers middle-order collapse with fiery 6-48 to put South Africa on course for a commanding series sweep after huge 288-run first innings lead; hosts 201 all out, SA 26-0 at stumps

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South Africa’s Marco Jansen (second from right) celebrates with teammates after dismissing India skipper Rishabh Pant in Guwahati on Monday. Pic/AFP

South Africa’s Marco Jansen (second from right) celebrates with teammates after dismissing India skipper Rishabh Pant in Guwahati on Monday. Pic/AFP

A nervous Marco Jansen failed to keep his tryst with a maiden Test century on Sunday. He therefore took his angst out on India with the ball on Monday, producing a terrific burst of short-pitched bowling to put South Africa well in command of the second Test at the ACA Stadium.

Overnight nine without loss in response to the visitors’ monumental 489, India chose novel means to capitulate, skipper Rishabh Pant leading the way through the most irresponsible stroke. Consequently, they were shot out for 201 to concede a massive lead of 288, which South Africa extended to 314 by coasting to 26 without loss at stumps.

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