In the fourth women's T20I match against South Africa in Johannesburg, India managed to score 185 runs for 5 wickets. The innings began poorly for India as they lost opener Shafali Verma early, followed by Anushka Sharma's dismissal for 23 runs. At the end of the Power Play, India was at 47 for 2. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur contributed 22 runs, while Jemimah Rodrigues stood out with an impressive 43 runs, including a powerful over against spinner Nonkhu Mlaba. Despite a promising partnership, both Kaur and Rodrigues fell victim to South African bowling, leaving the middle order to stabilize the innings. Deepti Sharma and Richa Ghosh then formed a vital partnership, scoring 36 not out and 34 not out respectively, adding 65 runs for the sixth wicket. Their late surge helped India reach a competitive total, with 56 runs scored in the last five overs, setting the stage for the bowlers to defend.