Chasing an improbable target of 549 runs, India faltered early and never recovered. The South African bowlers maintained relentless pressure from the start, dismantling India’s batting lineup with clinical accuracy. India were eventually bowled out for just 140, with all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja fighting a lone battle, scoring a gritty 54 — the only notable resistance in an otherwise disappointing innings.

South Africa’s dominant performance throughout the series showcased their superior planning, discipline, and execution in all departments. Their relentless attack, solid batting contributions, and tactical brilliance proved too much for the hosts, who struggled to match the visitors’ intensity.

With this crushing defeat, India face tough questions about form, consistency, and team balance as they look toward upcoming international assignments.

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Campbell’s century is the first by a West Indies opener in India in 23 years. He shared a 177-run stand with Shai Hope, who remained unbeaten on 92, eight runs short of a century. Roston Chase supported with 23 not out.

West Indies dominated the morning session, adding 79 runs for the loss of Campbell. Despite testing spells from Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja, the pair kept the scoreboard ticking with singles and doubles. Campbell reached his milestone with a stunning slog-sweep over long-on and celebrated with his team.

After lunch, Hope and Chase continued the momentum. Chase struck a six and four to reduce the deficit under 50 runs. By lunch, West Indies had another solid session, keeping India under pressure after enforcing the follow-on.

Brief Scores: India 518/5 in 134.2 overs lead West Indies 248 & 252/3 (John Campbell 115, Shai Hope 92*; Siraj 1-26, Sundar 1-68) by 18 runs.

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