Cape Town: India Batsman Cheteshwar Pujara said they were sure to claim the victory of the historic first test series in South Africa, led by their strong bowling attack which was strong in a high-festive goal where two of the first three tests would be played.
Fresh India from the success of the house against New Zealand, while South Africa has not played red ball cricket since June ahead of the first test starting in Pretoria on December 26.
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Previously, Rohit Sharma was made a representative to Virat Kohli for this series but he was ruled out because of recurring “We have played several tests in India, so most people relate,” Pujara said to Cricket in India on Saturday.
“There is enough time for us to prepare and people really look forward to this test.
This is the best opportunity for us to finally win a series in South Africa.” #Teamindia began preparation for the first test in the Centurion training session of success abroad in the past, giving them their confidence to match the home team on what is usually a friendly goalkeeper in South Africa.
“Our fast bowler has become a difference between the overall side when we have played abroad.
If you see the Australian and English series, we have done very well as a bowling unit.” Our fast bowler is our strength (in South Africa) and I hope they can take advantage of conditions and give us 20 numbers in every test match.
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The Indian Cricket Team gradually increases the intensity of the training because it adapts to a higher.
The height before the first test against South Africa from December 26.
South Africa may be cooked, with a number of leading players Those who have not been shown in first grade cricket since their series won in West Indies in June, but Pujara said India had to concentrate on what they could do well and not think about opposition problems.
“We won’t think too much about whether we are Have hands up or not.
We will try and hold on to our game plans and processes, and the things we need to do to be successful in South Africa.
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