India v South Africa: Hosts secure record 11th straight home Test series win

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India thrashed South Africa by an innings and 137 runs to secure a record 11th straight home Test series win.
India eliminated opener Aiden Markram to get a duck and enforced the follow-on with the traffic monitoring after the first innings by 326.
129-7 was slipped into by south Africa.
Vernon Philander (37) and also Keshav Maharaj (22) resisted until India chose the last three wickets for just four runs to dismiss the people for 189.
Quick bowler Umesh Yadav and slow left-armer Ravindra Jadeja possibly claimed three wickets, with off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin carrying two dismissals on day four.
World number one side India have an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series heading into the final Test in Ranchi, which starts on 19.
The run of consecutive Test series wins at home of india started with victory over Australia in February 2013. England were the last side to win a series.
They transcend the list of 10 successive home Test series wins held by Australia – who have done it between November 1994 and January 2001, and then again between December 2008 and July 2004.
As well as Philander and Maharajs eight-wicket rack of 56, only opener Dean Elgar (48) and quantity five Temba Bavuma (38) dug , with the rest of South Africas batsmen failing to reach double figures.
As South Africa may make 275 in response Maharaj and philander had combined to get a rack of 109 in the first innings.
India extend their lead with four wins out of four, over New Zealand at the Peak of the ICC World Test Championship.
South Africa, rated next in Tests, remain scoreless in the table following two defeats.
The Proteas next Test series will see them host England for four games in January and December.
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