Why is time running out for Sanju Samson, and why is his debut in the pace?

gopal

The Proteas gave India a reality check in the second ODI after disappointing in the first. South Africa, chasing 212, raced to 215/2 in 42.3 overs thanks to half-century player Reeze Hendricks (52) and opener Tony de Zorzi (119*) scoring his maiden century. For the visitors, Rinku Singh and Arshdeep Singh each took a wicket. India was first dismissed for 211 in 46.2 overs, with half-centuries being scored by KL Rahul (56), and Sai Sudharsan (62). Nandre Burger    took three wickets in the bowling department for South Africa.

vishnu

The possibility of Sanju Samson making his debut in the pace department adds an interesting twist to India's strategy. Fans are curious to see how this move unfolds in the upcoming 3rd ODI.

sourav

Time running out for Sanju Samson? The speculation about his potential debut in the pace department has fans buzzing with anticipation and raises questions about India's bowling strategy.

shubham

The predicted XI for the 3rd ODI signals a potential debut for Samson in the pace department. Cricket enthusiasts are eager to witness this tactical decision and its impact on the India-South Africa match.