Updated On: 01 July, 2024 08:08 AM IST | Chennai | PTI
However, SA fought their way back in the second innings, reaching 232-2 at stumps and now they trail by 105 runs

India’s Sneh Rana celebrates the wicket of SA’s Masabata Klaas in Chennai yesterday. Pic/PTI
India women’s team head coach Amol Muzumdar lauded Sneh Rana’s willingness to work on her skills, while terming her eight-wicket haul against South Africa on Day Three of the one-off Test as “sensational.” Rana’s eight for 77 helped India bowl out South Africa for 266 in their first innings and gain a massive 337-run lead. India had made 603 for six before declaring their innings closed.
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