Team India created history by defeating Africa and became the world's first country to make this great record

In the first T20 match played between India and South Africa at Kingsmead Cricket Ground in Durban on Friday. With the outstanding century of opener Sanju Samson, along with he brilliant performance of the spin duo of Varun Chakraborty and Ravi Bishnoi, India defeated South Africa by 61 runs. The host team appeared to be under pressure from the start as they were targeting 203 runs for win and were bowled out for 141 in 17.5 overs. India's Chakraborty and Bishnoi each claimed three wickets. Arshdeep grabbed one wicket, and Avesh Khan sent two batsmen to the pavilion. Sanju Samson, who scored the second century of his T20 International career, was the hero of India's triumph. In addition, India has set a historic record with this.

Sanju Samson has scored the second century of his T20 International career against South Africa. In the process, Indian batsmen completed 20 centuries in T20 International cricket for the first time. India has become such a country whose players have scored 20 centuries in T20I. Next in the list is New Zealand at second with 12 centuries and Australia's team is at third with 11 centuries. Then come South Africa, England, and West Indies, with 8, 6, and 6 hundreds, respectively.

Talking about the match, South Africa, chasing 203 runs, tried to bat aggressively by hitting two fours to Arshdeep Singh in the first over, but he was out on the fourth ball. After this, Avesh Khan gave the team its second success in the fourth over in the form of Tristan Stubbs (11). Varun Chakraborty got Ryan Rickelton (21) caught by Tilak Verma in the sixth over. Heinrich Klaasen, who came to bat at number four, scored the highest 25 runs for the team. After this, the fifth wicket fell in the form of David Miller (18) at the score of 87.