Arshdeep, a left-arm pacer, was named the Man of the Series for his outstanding performance.
India rode Sanju Samson’s century to reach 296/8 in 50 overs.
SA were responding strongly before India came back and won by a score of 78 runs.
A strong display of bowling
Arshdeep removed Reeza Hendricks in the ninth over with a length delivery that nipped back. Hendricks has a thin advantage.
Tony de Zorzi was Arshdeep’s next casualty, falling in the 30th over following an 81-run blow.
A delivery that was inswinging struck de Zorzi’s pads.
After a pull shot, Keshav Maharaj was out. After then, Arshdeep dismissed Lizaad Williams for his fourth.
10 wickets are claimed by Arshdeep in the series.
From his nine overs, Arshdeep claimed 4/30. Now in his sixth ODI, Arshdeep has 10 scalps at an average of 18.40. In addition to becoming a fifer, he took his first four wicket haul.
In the series against South Africa, he concluded with 10 wickets at an average of 9.50. In the format of 50 overs, Arshdeep has 31 scalps.
He claimed his second innings of four wickets.
An exceptional feat for Arshdeep
Arshdeep’s 10 wickets in the three games, according to Cricbuzz, are the second-highest total for an Indian bowler in a bilateral ODI series in South Africa, trailing only Munaf Patel’s 11 scalps in 2010–11.
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In this series, Hendricks suffered against Arshdeep. On three separate occasions, he was removed despite scoring 16 runs off of 32 balls. Notably, Hendricks faced 24 dot balls and averaged a pitiful 5.33 against Arshdeep.