The Test match between India and South Africa is poised for a Day 3 conclusion at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. South Africa finds themselves seven wickets down, holding a slender lead of just 63 runs. It would be quite unexpected if the match extends beyond the first session of Day 3. The pitch at Eden Gardens has sparked considerable discussion. The ball has been gripping the surface, turning sharply, making it exceedingly difficult for the batters to play. In their first innings, South Africa was bowled out for 159, while India managed to score only 189 in their innings. By the end of Day 2, the Proteas were at 93-7.

Former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh did not hold back in his criticism of the Kolkata pitch. "Test cricket india vs South Africa the game almost over on 2nd day isn’t finis

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