India had a dream start in the 4th T20I against South Africa as Arshdeep Singh got himself on the limelight of the evening with an early strike in the chase. On just the third ball of the innings, Arshdeep got rid of Reeza Hendricks, who walked back for a duck. It was a perfect inswinger after which came in sharply after an outswinger in the previous ball. Hendricks-the man with a brilliant record here-has been taken aback. He was going on the back foot to defend but missed the ball as it sneaked past his inside edge to hit the top of off-stump. A splendid start to the day for India, and with Arshdeep carrying his fine form from the opening spells, Hendricks walked back scoring 0 off 2 balls and put immense pressure on South Africa in this big chase of 284. Watch the video here: Arshdeep Singh always brings his 🅰 game with the ball 🔥🔥Catch LIVE action from the 4th #SAvIND T20I on #JioCinema, #Sports18, and #ColorsCineplex! 👈#JioCinemaSports pic.twitter.com/buDcvpd08Z — JioCinema (@JioCinema) November 15, 2024 Also Read | Watch: Samson's Six Hits Woman in Crowd During 4th T20I Arshdeep Dismantles SA Top Order with a Brilliant Spell In his first over in this match, Arshdeep Singh conceded 1 run and picked up a crucial wicket of the South African opener Reeza Hendricks. The left-arm pacer came back to bowl in the third over when South African skipper Aiden Markram was in the middle. On the first four deliveries, Arshdeep conceded 9 runs which also included a four by Markram. However, the Indian bowler made him walk back to the pavillion on the very next ball. Markram mistimed a the ball which was bowled wide and full, far away from his reach. The SA skipper attempted a lofted shot but unfortunately the ball went straight-up in the air. Ravi Bishnoi who was at the extra cover settled himself under the ball and grabbed it in his second attempt. Walked in next was Heinrich Klaasen who went back after facing his first delivery. Arshdeep bowled a beautiful delivery which was absolutely unexpected by the proteas wicketkeeper batter as he found himself ahead of the stumps. He went up for the review, but all he could see is three reds on the screen.