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Test: India set South Africa target of 310

| | Nov 26, 2015, at 09:38 pm
Nagpur, Nov 26 (IBNS): South African bowlers bowled out India for 173 runs in the second innings , which helped the home side take a strong lead of 309 runs , on the second day of the third Test here on Thursday.

Imran Tahir took five wickets while Morne Morkel picked up three to destroy the Indian line-up.

Shikhar Dhawan remained the top scorer for Indian side with 39 runs.

South Africa were bowled out for 79 runs in their first innings and will now need to score 310 runs to win the Test.

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