Kohli said - We can win anywhere in the world, only this thing is needed

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On the fourth day, India won the match in just 11 minutes and two overs. After this big win, Team India captain Virat Kohli said that we can win anywhere in the world.

India defeated South Africa by an innings and 202 runs on Tuesday, the fourth day of the Ranchi Test match. With this, India made a clean sweep of South Africa 3–0 in the three-Test series. India needed only two wickets to win the match on the fourth day, which they achieved in the second over of the day. On the fourth day, India won the match in just 11 minutes and two overs.

After this explosive win, Team India captain Virat Kohli said, ‘We can win anywhere in the world. The outcome of the game depends largely on the mindset and hard work. To be the best team in the world, you have to be the best in every department.

Let us know that Virat Kohli has become the first captain to win the most Test matches against South Africa. Kohli is the second captain in the world who has won his team in 7 matches against South Africa. Above Virat is Australian veteran Ricky Ponting, who has beaten the Proteas team as captain in 8 matches.

What did Kohli say after victory?

Kohli said, ‘This is a great win. The way we have performed as a team is a matter of pride. Kohli said, ‘Our performance as a team has been very good. I am proud of my entire team. On foreign tours too, we have given a tough match in every match. Kohli said, ‘The mental toughness of the team is excellent. This series has been very good for us.

Let me tell you that India got 40 points from this win and it has strengthened its position at the top with 240 points by winning all five matches of the World Test Championship. Rohit Sharma was adjudged ‘Man of the Series’ and ‘Man of the Match’. This is Team India’s clean sweep against South Africa for the first time in 27 years.

The Indian team, ranked number one in the ICC rankings, has also cleaned up South Africa in the Test series of three or more matches for the first time in the history of Test cricket. India has eliminated South Africa for the first time after re-admission. South Africa has been eliminated for the third time in a Test series of three or more matches after re-admission.