CAPE TOWN: South Africa’s Test captain Dean Elgar has stated he would attempt to make certain his side plays with a constant type of cricket moving forward.
South Africa will lock horns with West Indies at a two-match Test collection, starting June 10.
Elgar has taken over the reins out of Quinton de Kock at the longest structure of this match.
“Now we are in a new chapter, so we will need to play cricket along with much better cricket.
We’re aware that within the previous period we have not been very persistent.
Our ability level has not been where it needs to be.
We will need to return to a little more of a constant character of cricket, also a little more of a South African fashion,” ESPNcricinfo lent Elgar as stating.
“We have always had a batting line-up that’s scored heavily.
And quick bowlers.
That is the South African fashion,” Elgar said.
“We will need to contact scoring big countless carrying five-fors like it was,” he further added.
When asked how he’d go about top the Proteas, Elgar explained:”It is hoping to change gamers’ mindsets, to attempt to find that buy from each person and also to attempt to make them trust the process moving ahead.
“Among the hardest facets of the job is going to be to attempt to find the confidence of their players so they can expect the procedure, to think in the procedure and also to do it fast and adapt immediately.
It is something that I believe very firmly in,” he added.
South Africa will fly to the West Indies on Monday and each member will serve a quarantine on arrival at St Lucia.
Should they reunite negative Covid-19 evaluations, they’ll be permitted to train in the day but may stay restricted to their chambers.
Following two tests, South Africa will confront the Windies at a five-match T20I string also.