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Virat Kohli Magic! Alters Bail And Wicket Follows For India vs South Africa In 1st Test

India toiled hard to break the South African defence on the second day of the first Test in Centurion. After KL Rahul's classy ton guided India to 245, wickets were hard to come by for the visitors. After Mohammed Siraj dismissed Aiden Markram early on, Dena Elgar and Tony de Zorzi struck a great stand. From 11/1 they took South Africa to 104 before the second wicket fell. Jasprit Bumrah got the wickets of de Zorzi and Keegan Petersen in quick succession.

One image that has gone viral on social media is that of Viral Kohli changing the bails in between overs. And two balls later, de Zorzi fell to Bumrah.

Two balls before the dismissal of Tony ---- Virat Kohli changed the bails other way around and luck came with the wicket by a brilliant ball by Boom. pic.twitter.com/ld2MC92GS7

Virat Kohli checked the bails and changed it around.

- 2 balls later Bumrah got Tony De Zorzi. pic.twitter.com/3rTD86Jt0P

Stuart Broad Virat Kohli. pic.twitter.com/KR9LIna7wA

Earlier, KL Rahul's 101-run knock powered India to 245 in their first inning, meanwhile South Africa lost Aiden Markram early at lunch on the second day of the first Test match in Centurion on Wednesday. At the end of the lunch, South Africa posted a total of 49/1, with Dean Elgar and Tony de Zorzi unbeaten, having a partnership of 44 runs.

India ended their inning at 245 after Rahul (101 runs from 137 balls) once again proved to be the 'Man in Crisis'.

On the other hand, Mohammed Siraj made the first breakthrough for the visitors after he removed Aiden Markram (5 runs from 17 balls) in the initial overs of the Proteas' inning.

India lost two quick wickets earlier on day two but Rahul managed to stand still in front of the Proteas pacers and completed his century after

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