<p> After bowling out South Africa for 335 runs in the first inning, the visitors managed to score 307 runs in their first innings. Here is how the Indian wickets fell: (Photo Credit-AFP/GIANLUIGI GUERCIA)
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<p> Morne Morkel <p> Morne Morkel played a crucial role in the second Test from the Proteas' side and took four wickets, including that of Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who had earlier rattled the South African pacers. (Photo Credit- AFP/GIANLUIGI GUERCIA)
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<p> Lungi Ngidi <p> After Rohit Sharma was sent back, Parthiv Patel came in to bat and soon lost his wicket to Lungisani Ngidi. (Photo Credit- AFP/GIANLUIGI GUERCIA)
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<p> Vernon Philander <p> After Hardik Pandya was sent back because of his silly error, R Ashwin joined captain Kohli and tried to stabilise the Indian innings. However, he was sent back at the score of 38 by Vernon Philander. (Photo Credit- AFP/ GIANLUIGI GUERCIA)
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<p> Keshav Maharaj <p> Keshav Maharaj sent Murali Vijay (46) back to the pavilion when the opener was stabilising the Indian inning after the early loss of Lokesh Rahul and Cheteshwar Pujara. (Photo Credit- AFP/MARCO LONGARI)
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<p> Kagiso Rabada <p> After Cheteshwar Pujara went back to the stands, Rohit Sharma joined Murali Vijay but Sharma once again failed to impress and gifted his wicket to Kagiso Rabada. (Photo Credit- AFP/GIANLUIGI GUERCIA)
