South Africa managed to pick up two wickets early on the fourth day despite not bowling well according to the nature of the pitch and conditions and sent back both the overnight batsmen KL Rahul and Shardul Thakur.
They also created the opportunity to dismiss Cheteshwar Pujara but Kagiso Rabada split an easy chance at short mid-on and he got a big reprieve. The next man in, Virat Kohli looked good during his stay at the crease and both he and Pujara cashed in on the boundary-scoring opportunity to keep the scoreboard moving.
India have managed to extend their lead to 209 runs by the end of the first session on the penultimate day of the game and Kohli would look to take the attack to the opposition to take his side to a big total.
There are rain forecasts for tomorrow and hence the visitors will be looking to mount a big score for the Proteas to chase. They would hope to press on in the afternoon session for more runs and push Proteas under pressure.