Dhaka, Nov. 16 -- Veteran spinner Ravindra Jadeja took four wickets to put India in sight of victory on a manic day two of a low-scoring opening Test on Saturday. South Africa (SA) were 93-7 at stumps to lead by 63 runs in their second innings on an Eden Gardens pitch that has made batting decidedly tricky. Fifteen wickets fell during the second day and KL Rahul's 39 - from 119 balls - in India's first innings remains the highest individual score of the match.

Proteas skipper Temba Bavuma tried to replicate Rahul's obduracy, making an unbeaten 29. Corbin Bosch, on one, was with him when play was called off due to bad light. Spinner Simon Harmer had dragged the visitors back into the contest with figures of 4-30 that helped bowl out India...