Proteas end India's first innings at 334

Overnight batsman Rahane was the highest scorer with 127 along with Ashwin also batted well and scored 56

Bs_logoRahane's ton and Ashwin's 50 guides India to 334. (Photo Credit: BCCI)
Rahane's ton and Ashwin's 50 guides India to 334. (Photo Credit: BCCI)
IANS New Delhi
Last Updated : Dec 04 2015 | 1:13 PM IST

India were bowled out for 334 in their first innings on the second day of the fourth and final cricket Test against South Africa at the Ferozeshah Kotla here on Friday.

Overnight batsman Ajinkya Rahane was the highest scorer with 127. He smashed 11 boundaries and four sixes on way to his fifth Test century. Ravichandran Ashwin also batted well and scored 56.

Off-spinner Dane Piedt was the most successful among the Proteas bowlers with figures of 4/117. Pacer Kyle Abbott (3/39) also bowled well.

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First Published: Dec 04 2015 | 12:51 PM IST