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Second ODI: India win toss, elect to bat first against South Africa

| @indiablooms | Jan 21, 2022, at 07:14 pm

Paarl/IBNS: Indian captain KL Rahul won the toss and elected to bat first in the second One Day International (ODI) against South Africa here on Friday.

Rahul has introduced no change to their squad that played the first match.

The first match was won by South Africa by 31 runs at the same venue.

India XI: S Dhawan, K L Rahul (c), V Kohli, S Iyer, R Pant (wk), V Iyer, R Ashwin, S Thakur, B Kumar, J Bumrah, Y Chahal.

South Africa XI: Q de Kock (wk), J Malan, A Markram, R van der Dussen, T Bavuma (c), D Miller, A Phehlukwayo, K Maharaj, T Shamsi, S Magala, L Ngidi.

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