India's African safari wasn't as enjoyable as they would've expected after their first Test win in Centurion. They slipped to two successive losses in the Test series, lost the first two one-dayers in the three-match ODI series and were on the brink of a whitewash. Deepak Chahar almost pulled a rabbit out of the hat as India scored 55 runs between overs 43 and 47 with a brilliant counterattack of 54 off 34 balls from the pacer. He fell in the 48th over, but he had put India in a position to pull off the chase. However, with six runs needed in six balls, Yuzvendra Chahal went for the pull, only to be caught by David Miller as South Africa went home with a four-run win and a whitewash on