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"I said to him if you do that, I'll f*****g ***** you with this bat," Dean Elgar said, using a local profanity.

'He spat at me': Dean Elgar's shocking revelation about Virat Kohli

Dean Elgar, who recently retired from international cricket, made a shocking revelation about his ugly spat with Virat Kohli during South Africa's tour of India in 2015.

"I said to him if you do that, I'll f*****g ***** you with this bat," Dean Elgar said, using a local profanity.

Dean Elgar, who recently retired from international cricket, made a shocking revelation about his ugly spat with Virat Kohli during South Africa's tour of India in 2015.
"Those wickets were jokes. Like playing on that... that surface there. And I came into bat and I was actually like holding my own against Ashwin and what's his name Jeja, Jeja, Jeja (Ravindra Jadeja) (smiles) and Kohli, he like spat at me," Elgar said on "Banter, with The Boys" podcast for Betway South Africa's YouTube channel.
"I said to him if you do that, I'll f*****g ***** you with this bat," he added, using a local profanity.
On being asked if Kohli knew the meaning of the word, Elgar replied: "Yes, he did because de Villiers was his teammate at RCB, so he understood. And I said if you do that, I'll ... on this field, I'll absolutely knock you out. And then [he said] 'Hey F*** you, F*** you' (mimicking the Indian) but barking up the wrong tree yeah. Anyways, we are in India so you got to be a little bit cautious."
Elgar, however, revealed that Kohli apologised to him for his behaviour over a few drinks when India toured South Africa in 2017-18.
"Two-three years later, Kohli pulled me aside and said 'Listen, can we go and have a drink after the series i want to apologise for my actions'. So we drank till 3 in the morning. This is when he used to drink," he concluded.
Elgar's final Test was against India in January 2024. After his final innings, Kohli hugged him as he left the field.

Towards the end of the day, South Africa seemed to be comfortably navigating the final session until India managed to take two quick wickets, slightly tipping the scales back in their favour.

It's advantage South Africa after Dean Elgar's stunning hundred on day 2 of 1st IND vs SA Test

Two quick wickets before stumps saw India slightly tip the scales back in their favour but South Africa still have the advantage, with Dean Elgar batting at 140*

Relive what happened in #SAvIND in less than a minute

#DeanElgar #JaspritBumrah

<h2>Towards the end of the day, South Africa seemed to be comfortably navigating the final session until India managed to take two quick wickets, slightly tipping the scales back in their favour.</h2>

Dean Elgar, in what is his swansong series, delivered a masterclass in batting on the second day of the Centurion Test, propelling South Africa into a commanding position. The southpaw crafted a magnificent innings, scoring his 14th Test century, which led the hosts to a promising position of 256/5 when play was halted due to bad light.
Remaining undefeated with a stellar 140*, Elgar will aim to further extend South Africa's lead over India on the third day. Currently, South Africa hold a slender 9-run advantage over India's initial innings total.
The day began with India concluding their innings at 245, headlined by KL Rahul's eighth century in Test cricket. India initially made a breakthrough by dismissing Aiden Markram early, but Elgar, together with Tony de Zorzi, wrested control with a robust 93-run partnership. Despite Jasprit Bumrah's twin strikes offering a glimmer of hope for India, Elgar's steadfast presence at the crease, complemented by debutant David Bedingham, steered South Africa to pole position following their 131-run association.
Towards the end of the day, South Africa seemed to be comfortably navigating the final session until India managed to take two quick wickets, slightly tipping the scales back in their favour. With Temba Bavuma battling a hamstring injury, India's immediate goal will be to dislodge Elgar early on day 3 to restrict South Africa's lead.
For South Africa, maintaining their momentum for another session or two could potentially position them to push India out of contention in the match. An enthralling third day of the Test awaits!

Former South African captain Dean Elgar has scored 5,146 runs in Test cricket, with 13 centuries and 23 fifties.

Dean Elgar to bid farewell to international cricket post India-South Africa Test series

Former South African captain Dean Elgar has decided to retire from international cricket after the upcoming two-Test series against India.

#DeanElgar #SAvIND

<h2>Former South African captain Dean Elgar has scored 5,146 runs in Test cricket, with 13 centuries and 23 fifties.</h2>

Former South African captain Dean Elgar has declared his retirement from international cricket, slated to take effect after the upcoming two-Test series against India, which begins on December 26 in Centurion.
Since his debut in 2012, Elgar has been a stalwart of the Test team, playing 84 Tests and amassing 5,146 runs at an average of 37.28. His illustrious career includes 13 centuries and 23 half-centuries. Elgar, a left-handed batsman, has been a key figure in South Africa's cricket landscape for over a decade.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) released a statement saying, "Elgar will fittingly end his international career with the two Test matches &mdash; the first to be played at his home ground in Centurion from 26&ndash;30 December and the second at Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town, from 03&ndash;07 January." Newlands holds a special place in Elgar's career, being the venue where he scored his first Test runs.
In addition to his Test career, the 36-year-old has also featured in eight ODIs, with his last participation in limited-overs cricket dating back to 2018.
Reflecting on his career, Elgar expressed, "Having had the privilege to do it for 12 years internationally is simply beyond my wildest dreams. It has been an incredible journey that I have been fortunate enough to have." He announced the Indian home series as his final international outing, saying, "As they say, 'all good things come to an end', and the Indian home series will be my last."
Elgar's tenure as South Africa's Test captain was marked by success, with nine wins in 19 matches, along with seven losses and four draws.
Enoch Nkwe, South Africa's director of cricket, praised Elgar's contributions, describing him as "a real old-school cricketer that can dig in, absorb and fight." He acknowledged Elgar's fearless approach and leadership, particularly as captain during challenging times, adding, "He has always given everything for his country and never showed any fear, no matter the opposition." Nkwe also emphasized that Elgar's presence in the game will be greatly missed.
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(With PTI inputs)

Andy Pycroft, the match referee for the 3rd Test for India vs South Africa has cationed Team India following Virat Kohli and Co's aggressive reaction after a decision that would have ruled out Dean Elgar was reversed by the DRS. While there were no charges against the Team, Pycroft reportedly told the Men in Blue that the reactions were uncalled for and they could attract sanctions if such reactions are repeated.Meanwhile, Adam Gilchrist and Shane Warne also criticised the Test captain for the incident. Although Kohli downplayed it, unhappy with the behavior, many former cricketers have asked for severe punishment for the skipper.
Warne called India's reaction a frustrated one which he feels increased with time. He went on to add that it had happened 3 or 4 times in the series which was enough.
Gilchrist too feels that the Indian skipper's frustration was brewing until it reached a point of no return. 

No sanction but match referee issues warning to Indian team following DRS comments

Andy Pycroft, the match referee for the 3rd Test for India vs South Africa has cationed Team India following Virat Kohli and Co's aggressive reaction after a decision that would have ruled out Dean Elgar was reversed by the DRS. 

While there were no charges against the Team,&nbsp;Pycroft&nbsp;reportedly told the Men in Blue that the reactions were uncalled for and they could attract sanctions if such reactions are repeated.

Andy Pycroft, the match referee for the 3rd Test for India vs South Africa has cautioned&nbsp;Team India following Virat Kohli and Co's&nbsp;aggressive reactions after a decision that would have ruled out Dean Elgar&nbsp;in the 3rd Test was reversed by the DRS.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-virat-blames-batters-for-the-series-defeat-selectors-to-take-final-call-on-rahane-pujara-1642171013443">IND vs SA: Virat blames batters for the series defeat, selectors to take final call on Rahane &amp; Pujara</a> While there were no charges against the Team,&nbsp;Pycroft&nbsp;reportedly told the Men in Blue that the reactions were uncalled for and they could attract sanctions if such reactions are repeated. Meanwhile, former Australian cricketers Adam Gilchrist and Shane Warne&nbsp;also criticised the Test captain for the incident. Although Kohli&nbsp;downplayed the incident, unhappy with the behavior, many former cricketers have asked for severe punishment for the skipper.
Warne&nbsp;called India's reaction a frustrated one which he feels increased with time. He&nbsp;went on to add that it had happened 3 or 4 times in the series which was enough.
Gilchrist too feels that the Indian skipper's frustration was brewing until it reached a point of no return.&nbsp; English cricketer Michael Vaughan too has called out the captain and demanded for a suspension and imposition of a fine upon Kohli&nbsp;for his behavior.&nbsp;

CricBait | Team India bowlers implode as South Africa win the 2nd Test to level the series 1-1. &nbsp;Lav Vaid chats with Yash Chawla, Khyati Patel, Rajesh Tiwary and Shubham Mishra

CricBait | Indian bowlers fail to deliver as South Africa win 2nd Test to level the series

CricBait | Team India bowlers implode as South Africa win the 2nd Test to level the series 1-1. @lav_vaid chats with @chawla_yash, @CricBC, @Shub4438 and Khyati Patel

CricBait | Team India bowlers implode as South Africa win the 2nd Test to level the series 1-1. &nbsp;Lav Vaid chats with Yash Chawla, Khyati Patel, Rajesh Tiwary and Shubham Mishra

CricBait | Team India bowlers implode as South Africa win the 2nd Test to level the series 1-1.

South Africa thrashed India by 7 wickets in the 2nd Test to level the 3-match Test series 1-1. With that, the Proteas also handed the visitors their first-ever Test match defeat at the Wanderers.
India needed 8 wickets to win on the 4th Day but after rain consumed most part of the day, South African batters came out all guns blazing. KL Rahul looked clueless as India managed to pick just 1 wicket. Dean Elgar led from the front and guided his side to a historic win with an unbeaten 96.
Indian bowlers gave away 25 extras as the hosts chased down 240 with ease. The series-deciding 3rd Test will be played in Cape Town from January 11.
Also read: 'Stupidity not bravery': Gautam Gambhir blasts Rishabh Pant for throwing his wicket away
 

IND vs SA 2nd Test: South Africa win by 7 wickets to level the series 1-1, India's first loss at the wanderers

South Africa thrashed India by 7 wickets in the 2nd Test to level the 3-match Test series 1-1. With that, the Proteas also handed the visitors their first-ever Test match defeat at the Wanderers

South Africa thrashed&nbsp;India by 7 wickets in the 2nd Test to level the 3-match Test series 1-1. With that, the Proteas also handed the visitors their first-ever Test match defeat at the Wanderers.
India needed 8 wickets to win on the 4th Day but after rain consumed most part of the day, South African batters came out all guns blazing. KL Rahul&nbsp;looked clueless as India managed to pick just 1 wicket. Dean Elgar&nbsp;led from the front and guided his side to a historic win with an unbeaten 96.
Indian bowlers gave away 25 extras as the hosts chased down 240 with ease. The series-deciding 3rd Test will be played in Cape Town from January 11.

South Africa thrashed&nbsp;India by 7 wickets in the 2nd Test to level the 3-match Test series 1-1. With that, the Proteas also handed the visitors their first-ever Test match defeat at the Wanderers

South Africa thrashed&nbsp;India by 7 wickets in the 2nd Test to level the 3-match Test series 1-1. With that, the Proteas also handed the visitors their first-ever Test match defeat at the Wanderers.
India needed 8 wickets to win on the 4th Day but after rain consumed most part of the day, South African batters came out all guns blazing. KL Rahul&nbsp;looked clueless as India managed to pick just 1 wicket. Dean Elgar&nbsp;led from the front and guided his side to a historic win with an unbeaten 96.
Indian bowlers gave away 25 extras as the hosts chased down 240 with ease. The series-deciding 3rd Test will be played in Cape Town from January 11.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'Stupidity not bravery': Gautam Gambhir blasts Rishabh Pant for throwing his wicket away" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/stupidity-not-bravery-gautam-gambhir-blasts-rishabh-pant-for-throwing-his-wicket-away-1641463435484" target="_blank">'Stupidity not bravery': Gautam Gambhir blasts Rishabh Pant for throwing his wicket away</a>
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CricBait | Can the Team India bowlers pull off a win vs South Africa?

CricBait | 2nd Test on the knife’s edge after Day 3, can the Team India bowlers pull off a win vs South Africa? Can the batters now capitalise and take India to a winning total? @lav_vaid chats with @chawla_yash , @Shub4438 and Khyati Patel

CricBait | 2nd Test on the knife&rsquo;s edge after Day 3, can the Team India bowlers pull off a win vs South Africa? Lav Vaid chats with Yash Chawla, Khyati Patel and Shubham Mishra

CricBait | 2nd Test on the knife&rsquo;s edge after Day 3, can the Team India bowlers pull off a win vs South Africa? Can the batters now capitalise and take India to a winning total?

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