After dismissal, Tsotsobe fears Sachin Tendulkar's 'anger'

South Africa's wrecker-in-chief in the 135-run win over India, medium pacer Lonwabo Tsotsobe, is on a high as one among his four victims was Sachin Tendulkar but he prefers not to talk about it as he does not want to "anger" the batting icon.

"I got a big wicket (Sachin) and I am happy for that. I am not going to predict anything related to that as I don't want to get that man angry," Tsotsobe, who was adjudged man of the match yesterday, told reporters.

Meanwhile, Proteas skipper Graeme Smith lavished praise on his batsmen for putting a challenging 289 on the board.

"I don't think it was a 300-plus wicket. Keeping in mind the slow nature of the outfield getting to 289 was great effort. We got good starts as Hashim Amla played so well and then in the middle overs AB (de Villiers) and JP (Duminy) played well that actually set up the game for us. Batting power play worked very well for us," he said.