Shikhar Dhawan is ecstatic after scoring his 100 against South Africa at the Wanderers in Johannesburg on Saturday. PIC/GETTY IMAGES

India batsman Shikhar Dhawan felt that "lucky" David Miller and rain spoilt their chance of defending the revised target of 208 in 28 overs in the fourth One-Day International, which the visitors lost by five wickets here. Leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal twice thought he had got rid of Miller, at his personal scores of six and seven on Saturday night. Shreyas Iyer first dropped at deep square leg the left-handed batsman who had his stumps dismantled in the same over of a no-ball, with South Africa at 106/4 in the 18th over and the asking rate was more than nine per over.