Proteas captain Aiden Markram believes his team needs to find a way to transfer the pressure on to India in the remaining two T20Is.The visitors have encountered bowler-friendly conditions in the first and third T20Is,

South Africa captain Aiden Markram took an excellent catch to dismiss Abhishek Sharma in the third T20I against India in Dharamsala on Sunday, December 14.

Aiden Markram credits India's new ball bowlers for South Africa's struggles in the T20I series, highlighting their early breakthroughs.

India’s bowlers capitalised on a lively pitch offering seam movement and bounce to dismiss South Africa for a distinctly modest total of 117 before opener Abhishek Sharma smashed the home side towards a seven-wicket victory in the third T20 International at the HPCA Cricket Stadium in Dharamsala on Sunday.

Until his dismissal, Markram’s innings was marked not only by power hitting but also by smart rotation of the strike, maintaining a steady flow of runs.

The way Matthew Breeztke and Dewald Brevis carried the chase forward showed that the tourists had learnt their lessons well after barely falling short in the first ODI in Ranchi, making it a winner-takes-all scenario in the third and final ODI at Vizag on Saturday.

According to details, the visitors chased a target of 359 and reached 362 for six in 49.2 overs, led by Aiden Markram’s authoritative 110 and Dewald Brevis’s forceful 54.

Aiden Markram’s fourth ODI century anchored South Africa’s thrilling four-wicket win over India in Raipur, helping the Proteas level the series.

India’s bowlers capitalised on a lively pitch offering seam movement and bounce to dismiss South Africa for a distinctly modest total of 117 after choosing to bowl first in the third T20 International at the HPCA Cricket Stadium in Dharamsala on Sunday.

After South Africa's loss in the 3rd T20I, skipper Aiden Markram opened up about what went wrong and the moments that pushed the game out of reach. The post ‘We were 4-5 down…’: Aiden Markram hails Indian bowlers,

Suryakumar Yadav-led India defeated South Africa by seven wickets in the third T20I to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.