India collapsed to 201 all out on day three of the second Test, conceding a 288-run first-innings lead to South Africa. Despite a good start, the hosts lost wickets rapidly, with only Yashasvi Jaiswal and Washington Sundar offering significant resistance. A late eighth-wicket partnership between Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav provided brief respite.
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