In front of De Cock today is the '50' and '300' handshake

 If Cuttack wins today's match, South Africa will take a 2-0 lead in the T20 series against India. That's probably more adorable to Quinton de Kock. However, the Proteas wicketkeeper-batsman has personal power from this match. De Kock will be bracketed with Mahendra Singh Dhoni in the record of wicketkeepers in T20 cricket if he takes another catch.

South Africa won the first match of the series in Delhi. Chasing India's 211 runs, David Miller and Resi von der Dussen batted hard to give the Proteas a record-breaking victory. Today is the second T20 match in Cuttack.

Today, Quinton de Kock will make 50 catches as a wicketkeeper in T20 cricket if he takes another catch. Dhoni alone has 50 catches as a wicketkeeper in the 20-over version of international cricket.

Not only the catch half-century, De Kock can also get the 'thirtieth century' of six in T20 cricket today. So far, De Kock has hit 296 sixes in T20 cricket. And if he has two sixes, he will hit 300 sixes in T20. In addition to 50 catches in the International Twenty20, this record is also great, it goes without saying.

The loss of 211 runs in the first match is a big shock for India. Ishan Kishan's 6 and Hardik Pandya's 12-run 31-run innings helped India cross the 200-run mark against Delhi in South Africa. But in the end, India's collection of 211 runs was not enough. Miller and Fon der Dussen added 131 runs for the fourth wicket to give South Africa a great victory.

Earlier, India, who had won 12 consecutive Twenty20 Internationals, lost the match and could not set the record alone. Rishabh Pant shared Virat Kohli's unfortunate record after losing his debut match as India's T20 captain.