Virat Kohli led-Team India has been a completely different outfit since collecting the third Test win against South Africa in Johannesburg.

They clinched their first-ever bilateral ODI series win by 5-1 on South African soil and even grabbed their first T20 win. &nbsp;&nbsp;

With the second T20 to be played today, the &#39;Men In Blue&#39; will enter the Centurion ground with hopes to seal the three-match series.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, South Africa will have to dig deep to level the series as India have run up an excellent sequence of results in last few matches. &nbsp;

South Africa are without two of their main weapons, AB de Villiers and Faf du Plessis, and that showed in their loss in the series opener.

Suresh Raina and Manish Pandya have another chance to prove their potential, as both remained limited to a low score of 15 and 29 &nbsp;respectively in the first T20I match. &nbsp;

Batting first, India had set a target of 204 runs for the Proteas, but Indian pacer Bhubaneshwar Kumar 5 for 24 runs in four overs knocked the wind out of their chase

India pulled off a comfortable win of 28 runs after South African innings ended at 175 runs. 
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The three-match T20 series started February 18.

Virat Kohli led-Team India has been a completely different outfit since collecting the third Test win against South Africa in Johannesburg. They clinched their first-ever bilateral ODI series win by 5-1 on South African soil and even grabbed their first T20 win. With the second T20 to be played today, the 'Men In Blue' will enter the Centurion ground with hopes to seal the three-match series. Meanwhile, South Africa will have to dig deep to level the series as India have run up an excellent sequence of results in last few matches. South Africa are without two of their main weapons, AB de Villiers and Faf du Plessis, and that showed in their loss in the series opener. Suresh Raina and Manish Pandya have another chance to prove their potential, as both remained limited to a low score of 15 and 29 respectively in the first T20I match. Batting first, India had set a target of 204 runs for the Proteas, but Indian pacer Bhubaneshwar Kumar 5 for 24 runs in four overs knocked the wind out of their chase India pulled off a comfortable win of 28 runs after South African innings ended at 175 runs.

2nd T20: India go to Centurion with aim to seal series

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