Coming in third, Kohli took the onus on himself to guide India into the final of the tournament On this day, March 4, 2014, in Dhaka, India and South Africa clashed in the semi-final round of the ICC T20 World Cup 2014. Back then, T20I did not mean 200 runs per game, and therefore South Africa’s score in the 180s was a decent target on the board. However, a young Virat Kohli took the onus on himself and guided the Men in Blue into the final of the tourney. Here’s a recap of that day and the game. A classic from Faf & Duminy Batting first, South Africa struggled initially as Bhuvneshwar Kumar dismissed Quinton de Kock for six runs, and Hashim Amla followed suit after being dismissed by Ashwin for 22. That’s when Faf du Plessis and JP Duminy played a calm and composed partnership with 58 runs coming ...
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