With honours shared after two matches of the T20I series, world champions India will look to address their batting woes and land the next punch on Wednesday when they take on their hosts South Africa in the third match of the series in Centurion.
Sanju Samson's century led India's 61-run win in the opening game, and the Proteas came back to make it 1-1 in the low-scoring match in Gqeberha, where India lost in a close finish despite Varun Chakravarthy's five-wicket spell.
