With his freakishly long limbs, the 6-foot-7 Marco Jansen has a hitting arc that covers almost one-fourth of the pitch – give or take a few inches. With just one giant stride up forward and the swing of the bat held by his unending arms, the South African all-rounder can even reach the balls pitched in the back-of-the-length zone or further up the track. Unlike other batsmen, he doesn’t need to risk charging out of the crease and go searching for the ball and worry about getting stumped. In a match with many monumental batting efforts, Marco’s 39-ball 70 with 3 sixes – knock was the most devastating innings. After his stupendous Test success on this tour, Marco, from the nation with a rich tradition of all-rounders, showcased his game-changing ability with both bat and the white-ball at Ranchi. His cat-and-mouse ‘pursuit and evasion’ scrum with India’s star spinner Kuldeep Yadav was the feature duel of the game’s second-half. But for that one false move late in the game, that split-second moment of misjudgment, Marco …