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Run Machines: Top 5 Batsmen Who Dominated India vs South Africa ODIs

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New Delhi: The India vs South Africa ODI series kicks off on 30 November, and fans are eagerly anticipating thrilling contests between the two cricketing giants. Ahead of the series, here’s a look at the top five run-scorers in ODIs between India and South Africa.

1. Sachin Tendulkar – 2001 Runs

The Little Master leads the charts for India. Over 57 matches, Sachin amassed 2001 runs against South Africa, averaging 35.73, including 5 centuries and 8 fifties. Notably, his tally includes a double-century.

2. Jacques Kallis – 1535 Runs

South Africa’s legendary all-rounder Jacques Kallis is the highest run-scorer for his side against India. In 34 matches, Kallis scored 1535 runs, including 2 centuries, before playing his final India encounter in 2013.

3. Virat Kohli – 1504 Runs

India’s modern-day batting icon Virat Kohli has dominated South Africa in 29 innings, scoring 1504 runs at an impressive average of 65+. Kohli has recorded 5 centuries and 8 fifties against the Proteas.

4. Gary Kirsten – 1377 Runs

Former South African opener Gary Kirsten, who also served as India’s head coach, scored 1377 runs in 26 ODIs against India, averaging 62.59. He hit 4 centuries and 9 fifties in these encounters.

5. AB de Villiers – 1357 Runs

The dynamic AB de Villiers scored 1357 runs in 32 matches against India, maintaining an average of 48 with a strike rate of 111. De Villiers hit 6 centuries and 41 sixes, the most by any player in India-South Africa ODIs.

Series Preview

The three-match ODI series will be played across Ranchi, Raipur, and Visakhapatnam, starting 30 November. With such batting talent in history, fans can expect high-scoring encounters and thrilling cricket action between India and South Africa.


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