India vs South Africa 3rd Test : Whitewash With Last Test Won by an innings and 202 runs.

• Indian Team another milestone in the ongoing World Test Championship as India Plunges  120 more points to top the table with 240 points with no one with close to it.
• This was Indian team 11th consecutive win in home and domination at home continous under Virat Kohli's captaincy.
• This is the first time to make a clean sweep over South Africa ever before.

India ticked all the boxes of being a champion team as it sits comfortabley on top of the table of world test championship as it whitewashed South Africa by 3-0 at home last one played at Ranchi, where they accomplished a comfortable win by an innings and 202 runs.

In last match at  Pune India shown the same dominance by beating South Africa by an innings and 137 runs and in first test at Vizag also registerd a comfortable win of 203 runs.The credit of this dominance not only goes to the captaincy with a bit of aggression by Virat but also to the sharp and unplayable fast bowling by Indian pacers which helped them

a lot.

 

Some really good assests that can be drawn for this series were finding of opening partners which has been always a question for Indian management now seems to be setteled with Rohit and Mayank.

 

Rohit Sharma promoted as opener puts Indain management clear for playing with 5 regular blower as he provide strong base,he also left behind Don Bredman behind in average in home soil as his average this year been more than 100 with 529 runs in this series only.

Mayank also picked his spot well and showed his class as he also confirms his position in team. After the close of play, Cheteshwar Pujara caught up with Agarwal for a fun conversation.

Pujara asked Mayank about what he had been eating for the past few days, Mayank said, "Simple, South Indian idlis - 2 of them with some coconut chutney and sambhar".

Agarwal also underlined the importance of mental discipline after notching up his second ton in as many Tests."I'm very happy that I could get back-to-back hundreds, that's a good feeling," Mayank said after the match.On his batting approach and the effort behind it, Mayank said, "Plenty of long-distance running, meditation and working on my game... It was always about mental discipline."