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India women defeated South Africa women by 10 wickets in the final session of the final day in Chepauk, where the one-off Test in India’s Tour of South Africa 2024 was played. Shafali Verma with her maiden double century in Test Cricket, Smriti Mandhana with 149, and Sneh Rana with her 10-wicket haul were the main architects of India’s convincing win over Proteas women. For India, there were several high points in this game, but the thing that will stick in the memory of the game is how hard South Africa fought under difficult circumstances for nearly 240 overs. South Africa forced India to bat for the second time after declaring at 603 for 6, which showed that the visitors had extraordinary determination to win this contest. After being bowled out for 266 in the first innings, South Africa rallied behind centuries from Laura Wolvaardt and Sune Luus, as well as a determined Nadine de Klerk, to force a final session. South Africa started the fourth day of the test in a comfortable position at 232 for 2, trailing by 105 runs with eight wickets in hand. But South Africa lost Marizanne Kapp early in the morning when the score was 264, and after that, South Africa lost two wickets in quick succession. Though the African team tried really hard, they were bowled out for more than 100 runs in the next 50 overs in their second inning. South Africa’s second innings ended at 373, setting India a 37-run target to win the Chennai test. Shafali and Shubha Satheesh, who came in ahead of Smriti Mandhana to open in the second inning, took 9.2 overs to chase it down. This is the first time since 1976 that a women's Test match was played at Cheapuk Stadium in Chennai. Also Read: Women’s Asia Cup Schedule 2024 || Women’s Cricket World Cup winners list India Women vs South Africa Women Scorecard, Chennai Test Match India Women 1st Innings BATTINGRBM4s6sSRShafali Vermarun out (Mlaba/Jafta)205197288238104.06Smriti Mandhanac Dercksen b Tucker14916119727192.54Shubha Satheeshc Jafta b de Klerk1527252055.55Jemimah Rodriguesc de Klerk b Tucker55941058058.51Harmanpreet Kaur (c)lbw b Sekhukhune691151504060Richa Ghosh lbw b Mlaba869012116095.55Deepti Sharmanot out27130028.57Extras(b 16, lb 6)22TOTAL115.1 Ov (RR: 5.23)603/6dDid not bat: Pooja Vastrakar,Sneh Rana,Renuka Singh,Rajeshwari GayakwadFall of wickets: 1-292 (Smriti Mandhana, 51.6 ov), 2-325 (Shubha Satheesh, 58.6 ov), 3-411 (Shafali Verma, 74.1 ov), 4-450 (Jemimah Rodrigues, 86.6 ov), 5-593 (Harmanpreet Kaur, 112.4 ov), 6-603 (Richa Ghosh, 115.1 ov) South Africa Bowling 1st Innings BOWLINGOMRWECONWDNBMasabata Klaas1727404.3500Annerie Dercksen1708004.700Nadine de Klerk1217916.5800Tumi Sekhukhune140701500Nonkululeko Mlaba26.1112214.6600Delmi Tucker26114125.4200Sune Luus30150500 South Africa Women 1st Innings BATTINGRBM4s6sSRLaura Wolvaardt (c)lbw b Rana2036343055.55Anneke Boschc Sharma b Rana39731244153.42Sune Luuslbw b Sharma651642016139.63Marizanne Kappb Rana741411738052.48Delmi Tuckerc †Ghosh b Rana0810000Nadine de Klerkc Gayakwad b Rana3944676088.63Sinalo Jafta †c Shubha b Rana043000Annerie Dercksenlbw b Sharma513111038.46Tumi Sekhukhunenot out11418007.14Masabata Klaasb Rana1680016.66Nonkululeko Mlabab Rana2670033.33Extras(b 18, nb 2)20TOTAL84.3 Ov (RR: 3.14)266Fall of wickets: 1-33 (Laura Wolvaardt, 7.6 ov), 2-96 (Anneke Bosch, 30.4 ov), 3-189 (Sune Luus, 59.5 ov), 4-198 (Delmi Tucker, 62.4 ov), 5-249 (Marizanne Kapp, 76.1 ov), 6-249 (Sinalo Jafta, 76.5 ov), 7-258 (Annerie Dercksen, 79.6 ov), 8-258 (Nadine de Klerk, 80.1 ov), 9-260 (Masabata Klaas, 82.3 ov), 10-266 (Nonkululeko Mlaba, 84.3 ov) India Bowling 1st Innings Renuka Singh702203.1401Pooja Vastrakar923203.5500Sneh Rana25.347783.0100Rajeshwari Gayakwad1735303.1100Deepti Sharma2154722.2301Harmanpreet Kaur3090300Smriti Mandhana2080400 South Africa Women 2nd Innings (Following on) BATTINGRBM4s6sSRLaura Wolvaardt (c)lbw b Gayakwad12231439316038.85Anneke Boschlbw b Sharma918282050Sune Luusb Kaur10920323418053.69Marizanne Kapplbw b Sharma3182963037.8Delmi Tuckerc Rodrigues b Rana035000Nadine de Klerkb Gayakwad611852098132.97Sinalo Jafta †c Shubha b Rana15361322041.66Annerie Dercksenlbw b Vastrakar517201029.41Tumi Sekhukhunerun out (Gayakwad)635531017.14Masabata Klaasb Shafali Verma23341006.06Nonkululeko Mlabanot out15100020Extras(b 8, lb 1, nb 3)12TOTAL154.4 Ov (RR: 2.41)373Fall of wickets: 1-16 (Anneke Bosch, 7.4 ov), 2-206 (Sune Luus, 73.2 ov), 3-264 (Marizanne Kapp, 98.5 ov), 4-266 (Delmi Tucker, 99.5 ov), 5-281 (Laura Wolvaardt, 105.5 ov), 5-302, 6-310 (Annerie Dercksen, 120.4 ov), 7-324 (Tumi Sekhukhune, 134.3 ov), 8-334 (Sinalo Jafta, 140.2 ov), 9-357 (Masabata Klaas, 151.5 ov), 10-373 (Nadine de Klerk, 154.4 ov) India Bowling 2nd Innings BOWLINGOMRWECONWDNBRenuka Singh101300300Sneh Rana401211122.7701Pooja Vastrakar1673512.1800Deepti Sharma45109522.1102Rajeshwari Gayakwad30.4125521.7900Shafali Verma31712.3300Harmanpreet Kaur1003113.100 India Women 2nd Innings BATTINGRBM4s6sSRShubha Satheeshnot out1326261050Shafali Vermanot out2430263180Extras0TOTAL9.2 Ov (RR: 3.96)37/0Did not bat: Smriti Mandhana,Harmanpreet Kaur (c),Jemimah Rodrigues,Richa Ghosh †,Deepti Sharma,Pooja Vastrakar,Sneh Rana,Renuka Singh,Rajeshwari Gayakwad South Africa Women Bowling 2nd Innings BOWLINGOMRWECONWDNBNonkululeko Mlaba501803.600Delmi Tucker4.201904.3800 Match Information MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, ChennaiTossIndia Women, elected to bat firstSeriesSouth Africa Women Tour of India 2024 Player Of The MatchSneh RanaSeries resultIndia Women wonMatch days28, 29, 30 June, 1 July 2024 - day (4-day match)WTest debutAnnerie DercksenUmpiresGayathri VenugopalanDRSVirender SharmaDRSTV UmpireJayaraman MadanagopalReserve UmpireVrinda RathiMatch RefereeGS Lakshmi

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