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Klaasen said his innings was better than the Wanderers cameo wherein rain and a truncated game also provided a T20-like situation for him to chase the total down.
It was during the 2nd T20I vs South Africa, when Manish Pandey felt the wrath of MS Dhoni at Centurion as he lambasted him in a manner no cricket fan would ever expect. Take a look.
Pandey, who had scored the first IPL hundred by an Indian batsman at Centurion back in 2009, said it is tough following in the footsteps of the likes of Suresh Raina and Yuvraj Singh who have batted before at number five for India.
Duminy felt that a good start boosted their chances as the Proteas bowlers rattled the Indian batsmen by dismissing Rohit (0) and Kohli (1) early in the match.
Giving his critics a fitting reply, Dhoni scored his second half-century to take India to 188/4 in the second T20I at the Supersport Park, Centurion.
Bhuvneshwar and Bumrah, who have been India's star performers across formats, are likely to get a much-needed rest ahead of the long season that starts with the Indian Premier League.
Constant drizzle and shorter boundaries made life difficult for India's bowlers in Centurion as South Africa chase down the challenging 189-run target with more than an over to spare to level the 3-match series 1-1 on Wednesday.
Chasing a challenging target of 189, South Africa rode on local boy Klaasen's 69 off 30 deliveries and skipper Duminy's unbeaten 64 off 40 balls to chase down the score with six wickets in hand and 8 balls to spare.
The fifth and final T20 International will be played in Cape Town on February 24.
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