After halting South Africa's unbeaten away run, India will be looking to move up the ICC Test rankings by winning the last Test in Delhi.


India's Ajinkya Rahane is bowled on Day One of the third Test vs South Africa in Nagpur last week. Pic/AFP

Currently India is placed at No 4 but if they manage to beat South Africa 3-0 in this series, they'll jump to the second spot, and that makes this otherwise 'dead rubber' an interesting contest. On the other hand, this is South Africa's final opportunity to show why they are ranked No 1 in the rankings, for thus far their performance in the longest format is less than satisfactory.