India vs South Africa 2nd Test 2025 Highlights

Watch the highlights of India vs South Africa 2nd Test 2025 - South Africa tour of India 2-match Test series of the 2nd Test match played between South Africa and India at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati on 22nd November to 26th November 2025.

Senuran Muthusamy celebrates with Marco Jansen after getting to his century © BCCI

Senuran Muthusamy, Marco Jansen, Tristan Stubbs and Simon Harmer guided South Africa's record-breaking 408-run victory over India and clinch the two-match series 2-0 whitewash against India in India after 25 years in a one-sided historic game of the second & final Test match.

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South Africa's 408-run win was their second largest victory by terms of runs in Test cricket after their 492-run win against Australia at Johannesburg in 2018 and It is their biggest win against India in Tests, previous biggest win by 329-runs at Kolkata in 1996. India's 408-run defeat was their worst by margin of runs in Test cricket history, previous biggest defeat by 342-runs against Australia at Nagpur in 2004 and the joint 14th biggest defeat by terms of runs in Test cricket. India's 408-run defeat was the second biggest defeat by terms of runs in India in Tests cricket after England's 434-run defeat against India at Rajkot in the last year. This is third time India have been whitewashed by the visiting team, The previous two instance against South Africa in 2000 and against New Zealand in the last year. This is the third time India defeats at 2 home Test series in consecutive 2 years - previous against New Zealand in 2024 and South Africa in 2025. Only previous two occasions have India suffered two series defeats at home in two consecutive years against West Indies and Australia in 1958-59 and against West Indies and England in 1983-84. Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati became the 30th Indian venue to host a Test match and the 124th venue in the world to host a Test match. Rishabh Pant captained India for the first time in his 49th match. He became the 38th player to captain for India in a Test match. South Africa's 489 was their ninth highest score against India in Test matches and It is their fifth highest total in India in Tests. 88 : Senuran Muthusamy and Kyle Verreynne set up the fourth highest seventh-wicket partnership for South Africa against India in Test matches. 97 : Senuran Muthusamy and Marco Jansen set up the fourth highest eight-wicket partnership for South Africa against India in Tests. 7 : Marco Jansen equalled a joint most sixes hit in an innings by an South African batsman in Test matches, jointly with 7-sixes hit by AB de Villiers against Australia at Cape Town in 2009 and Quinton de Kock against West Indies at Gros Islet in 2021 and the most-sixes hit by an South African batsman against India in an innings in Tests, surpassing the previous record of 5-sixes jointly hit by Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers, both struck in Centurion Test in 2010. Marco Jansen hit seven sixes in the first innings of a Guwahati Test - The most sixes hit in an innings by a visiting player in India in Test cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 6-sixes jointly hit by Vivian Richards at Delhi in 1974 and Matthew Hayden at Chennai in 2001. Marco Jansen's 93 was the fourth highest score by an South African No.9 batsman in Test matches and the second highest-score by an South Africa No.9 batsman against India in Tests after Lance Klusener's unbeaten 102 at Cape Town in 1997. Marco Jansen's 93 was the second highest score by a No.9 batsman against India in Indian soil in Tests after Mitchell Starc's 99 at Mohali in 2013 and the fourth highest-score by any No.9 batsman against India in Tests. South Africa faced 151.1-overs in their first innings - which was their fifth most overs faced in a Test innings against India in Indian soil. The highest overs they have faced 191.4-overs at Bengaluru Test in 2000. India's 201 was their joint eighth lowest score in a completed innings in the first innings against South Africa in Test matches. Marco Jansen's 6 for 48 was his second best bowling performance for South Africa in Test matches and the sixth best-bowling-figures by an South African bowler against India in Tests. South Africa lead by 549 in the Guwahati Test - The highest lead by a visiting team in India in Test cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 542 lead by Australia at Nagpur in 2004. South Africa lead by 549 against India in the Guwahati Test - The third highest lead by any team against India in Test cricket after Pakistan's 606-run lead at Karachi in 2006 and England's 567 at Lord's in 2002. Aiden Markram taken 9 catches in the Guwahati Test - The most catches taken by a fielder (non-wicket-keeper) in a Test match, surpassing the previous record of 8-catches taken by Ajinkya Rahane against Sri Lanka in 2015. Simon Harmer's 6 for 37 was his best bowling performance for South Africa in Test matches and the fourth best-bowling-figures by an South African bowler against India in Tests. Simon Harmer's 6 for 37 was the third best bowling figures by an South African bowler in Tests. Simon Harmer took 27 wickets in India - The leading wicket-taker by a South African bowler in India in Tests, beating Dale Steyn's record of 26-scalps. Marco Jansen became the third South African player with a score of 90 or more runs and a haul of 6-wickets or more in a Test match after Jimmy Sinclair's 106 & 6 for 106 against England at Cape Town in 1899 and Charlie Llewellyn's 90 & 6 for 90 against Australia at Johannesburg in 1902 and overall the 11th player to achieved this double feat in Tests. This is the Temba Bavuma's 11th Test win as captain - The most Test wins by any captain without a defeat. Temba Bavuma led for South Africa in Tests. Guwahati Test 17 Indian wickets fell to catches in a Test match, The joint most wickets lost to catches dismissals for India in a home Test. India's all ten wickets lost to catches in the first innings - This is the fifth instance of India's all ten wickets fell to catches in a innings at home in Tests. Simon Harmer's 17 wickets against India in this two-match series - The most wickets by an South African bowler in a Test series in india, beating Dale Steyn's 15-wicket record in 2008.

Day 1

* The Test match in Guwahati, the newest venue in Test cricket, may have disrupted traditional session breaks, but it also brought a sense of normalcy to the format amid the chaos in Kolkata and Perth.

The pitch demanded watchfulness during the first hour, eased as the moisture dried, and then offered occasional turn throughout a day that saw 247 runs scored for the loss of six wickets.

India’s bowling quality and depth stood out on the flat surface, forcing series leaders South Africa to take risks to maintain a scoring rate above three runs per over. India capitalized on these risks, taking wickets when the batsmen went after the bowlers.

Despite a new captain Rishabh Pant, India lost the toss for the seventh time in their last eight Tests. However, Kuldeep Yadav proved to be the ideal bowler for such typical Indian conditions, claiming three wickets. Jasprit Bumrah complemented him with his consistent control, finishing with figures of 17-6-38-1.

* Spinner Kuldeep Yadav's three-wicket haul as disciplined India edge the opening day of the second Test match.

Day 2 : 

* Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul survive after Senuran Muthusamy's maiden century and Marco Jansen's career-best whirlwind 93 puts South Africa dominant position in the day two of the second Test match.

* It was a tiring and frustrating day for the Indian bowlers and fielders as they bowled a total of 151.1 overs.

Day 3 : 

* Marco Jansen's magical six-for puts South Africa 314-run second innings lead to domination position after India bundled out for 201 in the day three of the second Test match.

Day 4 :

* Marco Jansen and Simon Harmer have South Africa closer to 2-0 series sweep after South Africa set up the record target of 549 in the day four of the second Test match.

Day 5 : 

* Spinner Simon Harmer's 6-wickets hands India's biggest Test defeat and South Africa seals 2-0 clean sweep after Indian batting line-up collapse for 140 in the fifth & final day of the second Test match.

South Africa 1st Innings scored 489 for all-out in 151.1 overs with top scorer by Senuran Muthusamy cracked a career-best 109 off 206-balls - which was his 1st Test hundred - including 10-fours & 2-sixes.

Marco Jansen hammered a 93 off 91-balls - who fell seven-run short of his century - including 7-sixes & 6-fours with strike rate of 102.19, Tristan Stubbs cracked a 49 off 112-balls - who fell one-run short of his half-century - including 4-fours & 2-sixes.

Kyle Verreynne scored 45 off 122-balls including 5-fours, Temba Bavuma scored 41 off 92-balls included 5-fours, Aiden Markram cracked a 38 off 81-balls with 5-fours.

Ryan Rickelton struck 35 off 82-balls including five-fours, Tony de Zorzi cracked a 28 off 59-balls included 3-fours & a six and Senuran Muthusamy hit a unbeaten 25 off 45-balls contained 4-fours.

1st Innings India best bowler by Kuldeep Yadav claimed a 4-wickets for 115-runs in 29.1-overs including four maidens, Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Siraj each took 2-wickets.

India 1st Innings scored 201 for all-out in 83.5 overs with top scorer by Yashasvi Jaiswal struck 58 off 97-balls including 7-fours & a six.

Washington Sundar scored 48 off 92-balls - who fell two-run short of his half-century - including 2-fours & a six, KL Rahul hit 22 off 63-balls included two boundaries.

Kuldeep Yadav cracked a 19 off 134-balls including 3-fours and Sai Sudharsan hit 15 off 40-balls contained two-fours.

1st Innings South Africa best bowler by Marco Jansen claimed a 6-wickets for 48-runs in 19.5-overs including five maidens, Simon Harmer picked up 3-wickets and one for Keshav Maharaj.

South Africa 2nd Innings scored 260-5 for declared in 78.3 overs with top scorer by Tristan Stubbs cracked a 94 off 180-balls - who fell six-run short of his century - including 9-fours & a six.

Tony de Zorzi hammered a 49 off 68-balls - who fell one-run short of his half-century - including 4-fours & a six, Ryan Rickelton cracked a 35 off 64-balls included 4-fours.

Wiaan Mulder hit a unbeaten 35 off 69-balls including 5-fours and Aiden Markram scored 29 off 84-balls included 3-fours.

2nd Innings India best bowler by Ravindra Jadeja claimed a 4-wickets for 62-runs in 28.3-overs including three maidens and Washington Sundar took one-wicket.

India 2nd Innings scored 140 for all-out in 63.5 overs with top scorer by Ravindra Jadeja blasted a 54 off 87-balls including 4-fours & 2-sixes.

Washington Sundar scored 16 off 44-balls including two boundaries and Sai Sudharsan cracked a 14 off 139-balls included a boundary.

2nd Innings South Africa best bowler by Simon Harmer claimed a 6-wickets for 37-runs in 12.5-overs including six maidens, Keshav Maharaj captured two-wickets and one for Senuran Muthusamy - Marco Jansen.

Marco Jansen named Player of the match for his all-round performance to smashed a whirlwind 93 and took seven wickets in a match.

Simon Harmer earned player of the series for claiming 17 wickets in the two-match Test series.

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