PAARL (South Africa): South African Dough Kegan Petersen said that the Bowling India attack was the most challenging he had ever met in his cricket career so far.
The right hander is the top scorer in the three-match test series, scoring 276 running at an average of 46.00.
He was the only player to score more than three centuries, recorded a score of 72, 82, and 62.
South Africa came from behind to win a 2-1 series test and this might greatly revive the cricket in the country.
“It hasn’t really drowned,” he said.
“I still can’t explain how it feels complete even though it’s been two days.
I myself, my family and everyone who is close to us are still trying to handle it somehow.
It is a challenging series against one of the best bowling attacks in the world,” The official website of Cricket South Africa (CSA) quoted Petersen said.
“So far the most challenging bowling I encountered in my career, whether it was in the first grade cricket or any cricket form.
It was not easily introduced to me for international cricket, but I really would have another way.
My trip Unique and this is my story to tell too, “he added.
The 28-year-old player was named a series player after his extraordinary exploit with bats against India.
“Did I bat on the first couple Overs or whether I bat after 50 overs, I just grateful to have the opportunity to be there, playing among a group of people who also tried to start something new in South Africa Cricket.
We also tried to tell a new story As a team together too, “said Petersen.
“Deano as our captain, he will, he has and he will achieve great things and a captain.
He is a brilliant leader and we will not want other people to lead us.
Achievement for us as a squad, we know the chips down And opportunities against us especially after the first match where we were beaten.
It was not a good scenario, but we had some strong chat after the match saw ways to rise again, “he.
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Furthermore, talking about the winning series, Petersen said: “It’s just our personality and character like South Africans, even though we are underdogs, we always come back fighting.
That’s how we are and we show that during this series.
Hopefully it brings for years To come, “he added.
South Africa and India will now lock the horns in the three-match ODI series, starting Wednesday at Paarl.
‘The most challenging bowling I’ve ever met’: Petersen on an Indian attack
