India 146/all out in 35.1 overs: Another dismal performance by Indian batsmen as the team has been bowled out for 146 runs in just 35.1 overs. India loses the match by 134 runs. In the process they have also lost the three-match series as they trail the hosts by 2-0.
India 146/9 in 34.4 overs: Steyn is too hot to handle for Umesh Yadav. Steyn bowls fast full length delivery and Yadav's middle stump is uprooted.
India 145/8 in 33.2 overs: Tsotsobe bowls a length delivery and jadeja goes for a hit. It goes high AB de Villiers takes a good catch just on the boundary.
India 133/7 in 30.5 overs: Steyn strikes again as Ashwin gets an edge straight to the keeper.
India 133/6 in 30 overs: (Ravindra Jadeja 22*, R Ashwin 15*)
India 95/6 in 23 overs: Raina goes after Morkel but Miller takes a good catch at covers.
India 74 for 5 in 19.5 overs: Philander strikes for South Africa as he gets rid of Indian skipper MS Dhoni. Philander bowls outside off and Dhoni edged it to the keeper.
India 54/4 in 15 overs: (MS Dhoni 10*, Suresh Raina 9*).
India 34 for 4 in 8.4 overs: Rahane goes after a wide delivery from Morkel and hands over a catch to de Kock behind the stumps.
India 29/3 in 7.4 overs: Rohit in his attempt to pull a short length delivery from Tsotsobe, fails to keep it down and Hashim Amla takes it at short midwicket.
India 16/2 in 3.5 overs: Kohli too departs for a duck. Tsotsobe bowls outside off. Kohli in his attempt to steer it towards third man, gives it to the keeper.
India 10/1 in 2.2 overs: Blow for India as Shikhar Dhawan is back into the pavilion without adding anything to the scoreboard. Steyn bowls outside the off and Dhawan in his attempt to go after the ball, gives a catch to Duminy at backward point.
India starts their chase with Rohit sharma and Shikhar Dhawan.
South Africa 280 for 6 in 49 overs: Umesh Yadav's last over proves expensive for India as Philander and Mclaren decinates him for 20 runs. South Africa finishes at 280 for 6 in 49 overs.
South Africa 255 for 6 in 47.4 overs: Mohammed Shami bowls a full length delivery . Kallis swings his bat but misses and the stumps are uprooted.
South Africa 248 for 5 in 46.2 overs: From 199 for 2, South Africa are 248 for five now as JP Duminy finds himself short of the crease in his attempt to take two runs.
South Africa 234 for 4 in 44 overs: Shami strikes yet again. Shami bowls a fuller length delivery on the middle stump. It seems Miller had an inside edge before the ball hit the pad but then he has been given out.
South Africa 233 for 3 in 43.3 overs: Amla looks to hit Shami’s rising ball towards the off but misses it and the ball touches the ball straight to Dhoni behind the stumps.
Hashim Amla scores his 12th ODI century in 116 balls, including eight fours.
South Africa after 40 overs: 216/2 (Hashim Amla 92*, JP Duminy 9*).
South Africa 199 for 2 in 36.2 overs: AB de Villiers fails to read Jadeja’s delivery, which turns away from him. de Villiers in his attempt to hit it, moves out of his crease and Dhoni makes no mistake to take off the bails.
South Africa 194 for 1 in 35.1 overs: Ashwin gives India the breakthrough as de Kock is back into the pavilion. de Kock goes after a full length delivery from Ashwin and ends up giving a simple catch to Rohit Sharma at square leg.
South Africa after 35 overs: 194/0 (Hashim Amla 82*, Quinton de Kock 106*).
de Kock scores his second century against India in as many games. This is his third hundred overall which has come in 112 balls with eight fours.
de Kock is inching towards yet another century against India as he looks solid at 91.
South Africa after 30 overs: 165/0 (Hashim Amla 70*, Quinton de Kock 91*).
South Africa crosses 150 runs in the 27th over.
Hashim Amla crosses 4000 runs in 81 ODIs, quicket to reach the mark.
South Africa after 25 overs: 142/0 (Hashim Amla 57*, Quinton de Kock 82*).
Hashim Amla scores his 24th ODi fifty in 57 balls.
South Africa after 20 overs: 106/0 (Hashim Amla 41*, Quinton de Kock 62*).
South Africa 100/0 in 18.3 overs: It's another century stand by de Kock and Hashim Amla. India is in for real trouble as the duo are looking well set for another big score.
de Kock scores yet another half century, including six fours.
South Africa after 15 overs: 83/0 (Hashim Amla 35*, Quinton de Kock 45*).
India is still looking for the breakthrough as de Kock and Amala are not only holding their ground, but going strong.
South Africa after 10 overs: 59/0 (Hashim Amla 19*, Quinton de Kock 36*).
The Proteas are once again heading towards a good opening stand. de Kock seems to have find his flow while Amla as usual is treating the ball accoring to its merit. They have already added 50 runs for the first wicket.
For information: Average first innings score at Kingsmead is 240.
de Kock is again off to a good start and is going strong on 21 while Amla is playing cautiously on 13.
South Africa after 5 overs: 21/0 (Hashim Amla 6*, Quinton de Kock 13*)
Shami starts from the other end.
Decent start by Umesh Yadav as he concedes only 2 runs in his first over.
South Africa starts their innings with Hashim Amla and Quinton de Kock while Umesh Yadav opens the bowling for India.
South Africa too makes a change as Vernon Philander comes in for Wayne Parnell.
Ishant sharma and Umesh Yadav come in for Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohit Sharma while Ajinkya Rahane replaces unfit Yuvraj Singh.
Meanwhile the match has been revised to 49 overs.
India wins the toss and decides to bowl first.
A wet outfield has delayed the toss for the second One-dayer between India and South Africa at Kingsmead.
Match to begin at 1.30 I.S.T.
Here is a look at both the teams:
South Africa: AB de Villiers*, HM Amla, Q de Kock†, JP Duminy, Imran Tahir, JH Kallis, R McLaren, DA Miller, M Morkel, WD Parnell, VD Philander, GC Smith, DW Steyn, LL Tsotsobe
India squad: MS Dhoni*†, R Ashwin, S Dhawan, RA Jadeja, V Kohli, B Kumar, A Mishra, Mohammed Shami, AM Rahane, SK Raina, AT Rayudu, I Sharma, MM Sharma, RG Sharma, UT Yadav, Yuvraj Singh
Faced with a do-or-die situation after their crushing 141-run defeat in the first match, India would look to turn around their fortunes with an improved show, especially in the bowling department, when they take on South Africa in the second ODI here tomorrow.
The Indians, licking their wounds after an embarrassing defeat in Johannesburg, have been left with no other option but to win tomorrow to stay afloat in the three-match series which has been dedicated to anti-apartheid icon and former president Nelson Mandela who passed away yesterday.
They were greeted by overcast conditions at this eastern coastal city which has been experiencing rain for the past week. Although there was talk that the pitch at Kingsmead stadium will be more to the Indians' liking, the lack of sun will surely have a bearing in some manner.
