Yashasvi Jaiswal took an amazing catch in the slip, social media users praised it

Aiden Markram, who was a flop in the first test, disappointed in the second test too and lost his wicket on the ball of Mohammed Siraj after playing an innings of only two runs.

Cape Town. India and South Africa are facing each other in the second test in Cape Town. The South African team won the toss and decided to bat in this match, but this decision of the team proved to be wrong. Indian bowlers, under the leadership of Mohammed Siraj, have pushed South Africa on the backfoot. In this match, Mohammad Siraj gave the first success to India. Yashasvi Jaiswal took a brilliant catch in the slip off Siraj's ball. This catch of Yashasvi Jaiswal has become popular on social media.

Siraj hunted Markram on the second ball of the fourth over of South Africa's innings. Siraj bowled a fuller ball near the off stump, Aidan Markram went to defend this ball but the ball took the outer edge of the bat and went to third slip, where Yashasvi Jaiswal took an amazing low catch. Markram, who was a flop in the first test match, could not play a big innings in the second match and was out after scoring only two runs (10 runs).

#MohammedSiraj finds the first breakthrough with a beautiful ball shaping away 🤌#AidenMarkram is back in the pavilion!

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Social media users praised Jaiswal's catch

Yashasvi Jaiswal takes a brilliant catch in the slip to remove Aiden Markram. Mohammed Siraj again gets the South African opener.

South Africa 5-1 pic.twitter.com/bRRWjbKN92

— Shumaila Tanveer (@shumaila56_) January 3, 2024

Excellent low catch by Yashasvi Jaiswal. pic.twitter.com/y7XM42kH0S

— Cricket is Love ❤ (@cricketfan__) January 3, 2024

Talking about this match, the South African team has lost four wickets at the score of 15 runs. Siraj has got three successes while Jasprit Bumrah has got one success. Dean Elgar, Aidan Markram, Tristan Stubbs and Tino De Georgi have returned to the pavilion.