JOHANNESBURG: The legendary South African Dough Hashim Amla said more “collective experiences” on the Indian side was one of the key factors in a convenient victory on the side of the visit in Centurion.
India beat South Africa in 113 running in the first test at Supersport Park to rise 1-0 in the three-match series.
“It is a fair result,” Amla said on the South Africa Cricket website.
“Those (India) have become a strong unit for the past two years or more.
They have more experience collectively and always make a big difference when you have run above the board to support you.” South Africa does not have many experienced players in their ranks with only Captain Dean Elgar, Quinton de Kock, Kagiso Rabada and Lungi NGIDI has some decent exposure in traditional format while India has all top players on line-up.
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“The test series in South Africa anywhere is not easy and SENTURION is clearly difficult for all of them, “said Virat Kohli Soldamla said the big advantage of India in the first round made all the differences in the results of the match.
“Centurion is famous for being more difficult to close as the progress of the day.
So, so India won a throw, as big and scored with the strength of 300 it was the game for the protea dough at least,” Amla said.
“Being 130 walking behind is what really hurts them, and finally it’s the difference.” AMLA aged 38 years, who scored 9282 running in 124 tests on average 46.64 with 28 centuries, praising Indian batters for upper class performances on the first day of the test.
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Whether it was the first ton coach Rahanul Dravid in 1997 or the first test victory in India in South Africa in 2006, India has always been a force on the “first day, the field looks best to hit and credit to Indians to play discipline crickets,” She says.
“It’s clear when the team comes to SA that their batsman talks about going well outside the stump and it’s probably the proteas allow themselves down.” Amla felt the South African bowler struggled back after a difficult opening day.
“Not challenging his defenses enough.
It was the first day, but on the second day, they did it very well to limit Indians to 327.
They could reach 400 pluses.” The bowlers all have their moments.
Lungi (NGIDI), KG (Kagiso Rabada) and young people (Marco) prominent Jansen of course.
However, in a relatively low match, I enjoy watching Bavuma’s toda.
He always looks like he’s time and is rarely problematic.
“Amla admitted there was a work that had to be done for South Africans, even though he still believed they could rise again and maintain their proud records because they never lost the house series to India.
Read AlSofactBox: India vs South Africa, 2nd Testindia lead three The series match against South Africa 1-0, after winning the first test with 113 Run.
The second test began in Wanderes, Johannesburg, on Monday, January 3.
January and the touch is expensive, “he said.” (Captain) Dean (Elgar) and Aiden ( Markram) is a class player with a genealogy for hundreds and if they get momentum, it will definitely alleviate the confidence for that young guys.
“Batting legend wants Bavuma to be higher in the present order that Quinton de Kock has retired from the test Cricket.
“Our two batters are the best in the middle are Temba and Quinton (de Kock).
Now Quinton has chosen out of crickets.
This crippling the batting line further and really, now more than before, it makes it very important for Toba for more bats Height.
“Be three or four, let him time play a recovery role that contradicts the recovery.” The second test will be played from January 3-7 in Wanderers in Johannesburg.