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India vs South Africa, Live Cricket Score, 1st Test, Day 4: Where to Watch IND vs SA 1st Test Day 4 Live Streaming Online and TV Coverage

Live Cricket Score, India vs South Africa 2018, 1st Test, Day 4 at Newlands, Cape Town: Watch cricket match live streaming on SonyLiv and Live coverage on TV at Sony Ten1 Sports and catch the live ball by ball commentary on India TV.

1st Test: South Africa are still ahead in the game against India, says Kagiso Rabada

Rabada feels that India would come in with all guns blazing as the Virat Kohli led Team India will come back stronger and give their all on the third day.

India vs South Africa: Outstanding Pandya has kept us in the game, says Cheteshwar Pujara

Pandya's 93 and 2/17 has given India some toehold despite a 142-run lead currently enjoyed by the home team.

1st Test, Day 2: Hardik Pandya saves India's day but South Africa consolidate lead

India vs South Africa: Dale Steyn injures heel on return from shoulder issues

Steyn's comeback was closely watched with fears that he hadn't played enough cricket in the buildup to this season and might struggle for match fitness.

India vs South Africa: Let alone pace, Dale Steyn impressed with Umesh Yadav's tattoos as well; See pics

Umesh missed out in the first Test against South Africa as captain Virat Kohli decided to play three fast bowlers in Mohammed Shami, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and debutant Jasprit Bumrah.

Kevin Pietersen confirms he will retire from cricket this year

Kevin Pietersen has been one of the hot properties in T20 leagues around the world after his international career ended prematurely owing to a fall out with the England selectors.

IPL 2018: Michael Hussey appointed Chennai Super Kings batting coach

Michael Hussey, who played 79 Tests and 185 ODIs for Australia, said he has some great memories as a player with CSK and that he was looking forward to help the franchise in making a come back.

India vs South Africa: Hardik Pandya's fighting 93 shows he belongs to Test level

Hardik Pandya smashed 10 fours and took 46 balls to hammer a fighting half century even as the other Indian batsmen surrendered against a fiery South African pace attack.