Undaunted by a target of 200, South Africa romp home in Dharamsala with two balls to spare

#Duminy #IndvsSA #RohitSharma Undaunted by a target of 200 set by India in the 1st T-20 in Dharamsala, South Africa took up the challenge in real earnest and overhauled the total with 2 balls to spare. They needed 10 runs per over from the word go and they undertook the challenge and emerged victorious.
This has been reported in zeenews.india.com dated 3 October 2015.

Indian opener Rohit Sharma's maiden T-20 century in the HPCA Stadium went in vain and South Africa began their long Indian tour on a winning note thanks to some sparkling stroke play by J P Duminy (68 not out) and A B de Villiers (51).
Test skipper Hashim Amla (36) and ODI skipper de Villiers laid the foundation of the win with their 77-run opening stand and then Duminy took over to guide the visitors to the finish line. His 68 runs was scored off just 34 balls and it was his 105-run unbeaten partnership for the fourth wicket with Farhaan Behardien (32 not out) that sealed the game in their favor.
Duminy He punished the Indian bowlers with seven sixes.
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This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 31 August 2015.

The 32-year-old woman had landed from Dubai by Emirates flight and the NCB officers observed that she was walking with difficulty – she said that she was seven-month pregnant. But, once she was shifted to a hospital at the airport for preliminary examination, she admitted about the narcotics she was carrying.
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