South Africa had gained an upper hand quickly in the series, winning matches in New Delhi and Cuttack before losses in Visakhapatnam and Rajkot got India back in the series. But rain playing spoilsport in Bengaluru meant that the Proteas kept their record intact of not losing a limited-overs series in India since 2011.
"This was a tough series with a lot of learnings for our team and we are proud of how the Proteas acquitted themselves. With an ICC T20 World Cup coming up soon, these results bode well for Temba Bavuma and his men. Hearty congratulations to him, coach Mark Boucher and the entire touring party on a good job well done," said Pholetsi Moseki, CSA Chief Executive Officer.
CSA congratulates the #Proteas on their drawn T20I series against India.
“This was a tough series with a lot of learnings for our team and we are proud of how the Proteas acquitted themselves,” CSA CEO Pholetsi Moseki said.
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