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It's hot: Marco Rubio feels the Delhi heat, keeps press conference short
It's hot: Marco Rubio feels the Delhi heat, keeps press conference short
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Debutant pacer Lungi Ngidi grabbed six wickets to fire South Africa to a comfortable 135-run victory in the second Test to clinch the three-match series.
India were chasing 287 for a win to level the series but were bowled out for 151 in the extended first session thanks to Ngidi and Kagiso Rabada show shared 9 wickets. Ngidi finished with 6/39 while Rabada pocketed three for 47 on a pitch which had variable bounce.
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