After India romped to a 203-run win in the first Test against South Africa, taking nine Protea wickets from the start of day 5 till shortly after the lunch session, Twitter was all praise for the manner in which the home side went about their business to seal the victory.
But it was a pacer Mohammed Shami who was the hero of the day, showing it wasn't all about pace.
Coming into the first Test match against South Africa, one of the talking points for the Indian cricket team was how Rohit Sharma would fare at the top of the order after he had been picked in place of KL Rahul.
Batsmen scored big runs and bowlers too delivered the goods by bagging 20 wickets in the match, but it was the latter’s effort that left skipper Virat Kohli mighty impressed.
South Africa lost seven wickets for 51 runs in the morning session of the final day of the first Test against India in Visakhapatnam and failed to recover from there as Virat Kohli’s side capped off a 203-run win midway through the second session, when Mohammed Shami dismissed Kagiso Rabada to pick up his fifth wicket of the innings.
Mohammed Shami and Ravindra Jadeja ran through South Africa's batting on the fifth day as India won the first Test in Visakhapatnam by a convincing 203-run margin.
Ashu Dani, Siddharth Sahib Singh and Hitesh Majumdar are fighting for secretary's post while Kishore Sharma and V Krishnaswamy will contest for the treasurer's post.