South Africa vs India 2018, 4th ODI: Things which went wrong for the visitors

#1 David Miller-Heinrich Klaasen partnership

Until the end of the 18th over of South Africa's innings it seemed that India had a tight grip on the match, but, after David Miller got a new lease of life, he turned destructive.

Miller combined forces with Heinrich Klaasen, the stand-in wicketkeeper, as the duo took on India's wrist spinners Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal, who ended with figures of 6-0-51-2 and 5.3-0-68-1 respectively.

The duo brought up a crucial 72-run partnership as South Africa were just 29 runs short when Chahal, who ended up with an economy of 12.36 in the match, removed Miller for 39.

Klaasen, who remained unbeaten on 43 off 27 balls in the high-pressure scenario, and Andile Phehlukwayo (23 off 5 balls) finished off the business quickly and sealed South Africa's win with 15 balls remaining.