Jean-Paul Duminy (left) congratulates Heinrich Klaasen after the latter reached hishalf-century during the second T20I against India on Wednesday. (AFP)Centurion: Unheralded Heinrich Klaasen played a blinder of an innings, while captain JP Duminy led from the front with an unbeaten half-century to hand South Africa a series-levelling six-wicket win in the second T20I, here on Wednesday. Set a challenging target of 189, South Africa rode on local boy Klaasen's 69 off 30 deliveries and skipper Duminy's unbeaten 64 off 40 balls to chase down the score in 18.4 overs. South Africa made a modest start to their chase with openers Reeza Hendricks (26) and Jon-Jon Smuts (2) sharing 24 runs for the opening wicket. Duminy played the second fiddle and gave Klaasen the perfect support from the other end as the wicketkeeper-batsman went hammer and tongs.

Source: The Telegraph February 21, 2018 21:33 UTC