Marco Jansen Stops Yashasvi Jaiswal Dead In His Tracks With Full-length Diving Catch

South African spinners have started to get some purchase from the Guwahati track, as they hunt down two Indian batters with a considerable amount of slow spin. In Yashasvi Jaiswal's dismissal, Marco Jansen hung down and pulled out a very sharp and low catch.

Unlike the Indian spinners, who complained that the pitch did not much favouring bowling, South African spinners bowled and decoded the formula for picking wickets up on this comparatively less helpful tract. It was noted that the Eden Gardens pitch lacked bounce, and Guwahati has enough of it.

The South African spinners came into the attack after 12 overs between the two seamers. Yashasvi Jaiswal attacked the spinners initially however, after some carnage and a half-century partnership for the opening pair, Keshav Maharaj became the first bowler to have decoded the trick.