Lungi Ngidi  

Rohit Sharma, the right-handed opening batsman reached to the milestone with a six off Lungi Ngidi in the 88th over of the Indian innings. He was soon dismissed for a superb 212 off 255 balls with 28 fours and six sixes. Kagiso Rabada took the wicket

India, who are aiming to win a record-breaking 11th consecutive series at home, need to be wary of South Africa's potent pace attack comprising Kagiso Rabada, Vernon Philander and Lungi Ngidi

Southampton: Injury-hit South Africa have only 14 players to choose from and may have to alter their game plan for India contest at the ICC World Cup 2019, said captain Faf du Plessis as he spoke to the media on Tuesday (June 4). The skipper touched up on various issues as they find themselves in a must-win situation after two straight losses. He said they won't have their 'strongest 11' to take on India. Dale Steyn was ruled out of the entire tournament due to shoulder injury while Lungi Ngidi will not play on June 5 against India due to hamstring injury.

Southampton: Injury-hit South Africa face a tough task against India as they aim to bring their ICC World Cup 2019 campaign back on track. After two consecutive losses, the Proteas are seeking a turnaround. But without two key fast bowlers in Dale Steyn (ruled out of entire tournament) and Lungi Ngidi, the Faf du Plessis-captained side is struggling. However, they have some good news with the return of Hashim Amla. Here is the likely Playing XI of South Africa for their match against Virat Kohli-led India on Wednesday (June 5).

South Africa are hampered by the absence of Dale Steyn, who is ruled out of the entire World Cup 2019 while Lungi Ngidi too is not fit for India’s game. However, there was good news for the Proteas as Hashim Amla was cleared to play. He had sustained an injury against England

London: After being shocked by Bangladesh by 21 runs in the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 2), South Africa captain Faf du Plessis spoke to the media. The South Africans failed to chase 331. This was Proteas' second straight loss. Earlier, they were defeated by England. Here is what he said. Also, it was confirmed by team manager Dr Mohammed Moosajee that paceman Lungi Ngidi would be out of India clash on June 5 as he will need at least one week to 10 days to recover from hamstring injury sustained during the match.