In the third T20 match against India, South Africa lost the toss and went into bat. There were only 30 runs on the scoreboard when Bavuma, who was in poor form, got out.
But Quinton de Kock and Riley Roosa quickly added runs to the South African scoreboard. De Cock, who was criticized for being slow in the last match, did not touch the ground with the Indian bowlers.
The South African wicketkeeper batsman scored 68 runs off 43 balls with 6 fours and 4 sixes. De Kock scored a beautiful fifty from the apology in the last match.
In the second match, which was a high-scoring thriller, De Kock scored just 69 runs off 48 balls, including 4 sixes and 3 fours. The South African keeper struggled to find his rhythm in the beginning and scored just 32 runs off the first 33 balls he faced. He scored 37 runs in the last 15 balls. South Africa lost by 16 runs and the slow start was a setback.
After this, De Kock apologized to Miller during the match.