INDIA V SOUTH AFRICA 1st Test 2010 - Steyn’s Lethal Spell + Amla’s Masterclass | SA Outplay India скачать в хорошем качестве

INDIA V SOUTH AFRICA 1st Test 2010 - Steyn’s Lethal Spell + Amla’s Masterclass | SA Outplay India

#IndiavSouthAfrica #NagpurTest2010 #HashimAmla #DaleSteyn #TestCricket #CricketHighlights #IndiaCricket #SouthAfricaCricket Paul Harris is a character straight out of a Vegas gambling film. He says "perception is often reality" and batsmen perceive him to be an innocuous bowler, and that's where he says he gets his wickets. He played around with his own perception to become the most successful spinner in the match, his "innocuous" outside-the-leg line from over the stumps getting him the wickets of Sachin Tendulkar and M Vijay, the only men who looked like they could deny South Africa. Thanks to Harris, the fast bowlers didn't need to bust their gut in consigning India to their third innings defeat at home in the last 10 years - all three to the same opposition. Tendulkar's 91st international century, just like Virender Sehwag's 30th in the first innings, was a remarkable innings in isolation but inadequate given the thin middle order. Once he got out with India still 133 behind, it was always going to be a matter of when, not if. The when came at 4.27pm, with Dale Steyn completing his fourth career ten-wicket haul, taking out a resolute Wriddhiman Saha and Amit Mishra in quick succession. On a day that Graeme Smith went easy on his pace bowlers, Harris provided his captain with just what was required: control over the run flow, a lion's share of the overs bowled and the big wickets. He came on to bowl as early as the fifth over of the day, and was the main bowler until tea, sending down 31 overs for 64 runs and three wickets, the third being MS Dhoni's. Given how Dhoni got out to Harris in the first innings, padding up and gloving one that kicked from the rough, the leg-line wasn't quite as defensive as it is perceived to be. Neither of the overnight batsmen, Tendulkar and Vijay, wanted to keep padding up to him for long. Tendulkar was more convincing in getting right to the pitch of the ball, and playing it out of the rough. The flick for four through midwicket early in the day stood out. Vijay kept Harris interested with the sweep, and finally one delivery found the top edge and then Morne Morkel at fine leg. Tendulkar had moved to 37 by then, having found balance between attack and defence. Against Harris he kicked away the deliveries outside leg, as opposed to waiting for them to hit his pads. When he made up his mind to play scoring shots, he made sure he was close to the pitch of the ball. From the other end, Smith rotated his fast bowlers, who gave Tendulkar nothing to drive. India vs South Africa 2010 Nagpur Test highlights Hashim Amla century vs India 2010 Dale Steyn 7 wickets Nagpur Test India vs South Africa Test series 2010 Nagpur Test 2010 full highlights India innings defeat vs South Africa 2010 Amla double century India vs South Africa Steyn bowling spell vs India 2010 Test cricket India vs South Africa highlights India vs South Africa classic Test matches