I think reactions like that show a bit of frustration: Ngidi on India's DRS call

South Africa pacer Lungi Ngidi on Thursday said the Indian teams reactions to the DRS call which saved captain Dean Elgar showed their frustration and them being under pressureRavichandran Ashwin had Elgar trapped lbw but the South Africa skipper reviewed and balltracking showed that the ball would go over the stumps surprising the Indian team with some reactions heard on stump mic from Ashwin Virat Kohli and his deputy KL RahulI think reactions like that show a bit of frustration Sometimes teams capitalise on that You never really want to show too much emotion but I guess we could clearly see right up there those emotions were high and probably tells us that maybe they are feeling a little bit of pressure That was a really good partnership for us so they wanted to really break that I think those feelings were showing up there At the end of the day everyone reacts differently to certain situations said Ngidi in the postday press conferenceNgidi further backed the DRS system Yes on trusting DRS I mean weve seen it on numerous occasions being used all around the world Its a system in place and thats used in cricketAt stumps South Africa are 1012 with Keegan Petersen unbeaten at 48 South Africa need 111 runs with eight wickets in hand to win on day four Ngidi felt both teams have a chance to win the match with the first session on Friday going to be an important one I think everyone is still in the game I mean if we were to have a 60run partnership upfront tomorrow morning that puts us in a good position But if they were to take early wickets that sets for them Its perfectly poised at the moment Tomorrows morning session is going to be really important for both teamsTalking about the pitch at Cape Town Ngidi remarked I think the ball has been doing something in the entire Test series There is a stage where I think theres patches on the wicket where if you hit it it does something a little bit more than others But all in all I think we can see that with patience guys can score hundreds out there and two seventies already With the right application theres runs in the wicket As a bowler if you hit the right areas then theres wickets as well Its a good cricketing wicket Everyone is in the game and its evenly matched up in my opinionNgidis threewicket burst on Thursday took out Kohli Ashwin and Shardul Thakur which was critical in India collapsing from 1524 to 198 all out in the second innings He put it down to the team not being a bunch of superstars and different bowlers raising their hands to do the job From the outset the first Test match the type of language we were speaking in the change room that there are going to be moments when someone is going to put up their hand We are not going out there with a team full of superstars we got players who have good cricketing brainsIts always a team effort Someone not able to take wickets you make sure to keep the runs down and if its your day you cash in That session for me was my session On other days it has been Marco KG and others in the first innings for us kept it really quiet So its been an allround effortThe 25yearold signed off by lavishing praise on youngster Marco Jansen whos taken 19 wickets in the series Hes taken Test cricket like a duck to water He had a bit of nerves in the first Test in the first bowling spell But ever since hes clearly put his stamp down in Test cricket and as a part of this team as well Very proud of himHes got that fighting spirit and wants to do well for the team I see a bright future for him as well and can also shine with the bat as well We are yet to see that but hes been great with the ball and will see a lot of JansenThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever