NEW DELHI: India pacer Prasidh Krishna confronted heavy backlash on social media after India slipped to a four-wicket loss towards South Africa within the second ODI in Raipur on Wednesday. The pacer endured a forgettable night, returning figures of 8.2-0-85-2, ending with an economic system charge of greater than 10 runs an over. His struggles with line and size throughout essential phases of the chase opened the floodgates for South Africa, who hunted down a stiff goal of 359 with shocking consolation.Followers on-line didn’t maintain again, with many mocking the right-arm fast for his costly outing. One person wrote, “If Pakistan has Haris Rauf, then India has Prasidh Krishna, each are Run-machines.” One other demanded a change in India’s tempo assault, saying, “It is excessive time the Indian workforce ought to drop Prasidh Krishna and produce again Siraj.” A 3rd fan went even additional, claiming, “I’ll select 50 yr outdated Mohammed Shami over any model of Prasidh Krishna in any codecs.” One other quipped, “Prasidh krishna is man of the match. He stated below temba i carried out my profession finest efficiency.”India had earlier posted a commanding 358/5, courtesy of excellent centuries from Virat Kohli and Ruturaj Gaikwad. However regardless of the imposing complete, Aiden Markram’s excellent 110 off 98, supported by Matthew Breetzke’s fluent 68 and Dewald Brevis’ brisk 54, powered South Africa to one in all their best ODI chases.Markram managed the innings fantastically, capitalising on a dropped probability on 53, whereas partnerships of 101 and 92 stored South Africa forward all through. The dew solely worsened India’s troubles, with each seamers and spinners failing to grip or comprise the ball successfully.Corbin Bosch’s calm, unbeaten 29 ensured South Africa crossed the road with 4 balls to spare.With the sequence now locked at 1-1, India head into the Visakhapatnam decider needing sharper execution with the ball. For Prasidh Krishna, the highlight solely grows brighter as requires adjustments within the bowling assault proceed to rise.