India rebounded remarkably from an innings defeat in the initial Test at Centurion to level the two-match series. Despite Aiden Markram's remarkable century, India chased down a target of 79 shortly after lunch. This match goes down in history as the shortest Test, concluding in an outright result after only 642 balls or 107 overs were bowled. The foundation for this victory was laid by Mohammed Siraj, the man of the match, who scalped six wickets for 15 runs in the first innings. His exceptional performance led to South Africa being dismissed for 55 before lunch on day one.
