Mohammed Siraj's dismissal of Dean Elgar set the tone for what was to be a horrific morning for South Africa

All of Siraj's six wickets came in his nine-over new ball burst

In hindsight, it was a great toss to lose for India as they sent South Africa crashing

With a negligible total from South Africa, Rohit Sharma's quick start ushered India into the lead

Shubman Gill got off to a brisk start but like Rohit Sharma, he too couldn't kick on.

Nandre Burger's strikes helped South Africa to ensure that India weren't running away with the lead

Lungi Ngidi started India's collapse with a stunning triple-wicket maiden

Kagiso Rabada followed up on Lungi Ngidi's exploits to hasten India's crashlanding

Mukesh Kumar was the pick of the bowlers in the second innings thus far

Dean Elgar fell for 12 in his final Test innings