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*Official* South Africa in India, Sep/Oct 2019

morgieb

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OverratedSanity said:
India havent really needed to prepare unplayable bunsens to smash teams at home. Their most convincing wins come on typical flat subcontinent pitches. Will be surprised if the pitches are a repeat of Nagpur 2015, as much as that'd be entertaining to watch.
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Funnily enough the last time that happened you put Steve O'Keefe's name in the record books. Unplayable pitches are rarely a smart strategy for the favourites.
 
StephenZA

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Bavuma gets a good 50+ not out, before declaring. Philander gets some nice runs as well before getting Nohit with his second ball. All looking good before we get pummelled.
 
vcs

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I get the feeling this Rohit as opener experiment is going to end up as an utter disaster. :laugh:
 
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White ball to Test cricket is a pretty big difference, especially for opening batsmen. Philander and Rabada are the exact type of bowlers who will really test his technique out as well. Let's see.
 
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Nah don't agree with that as Philander/Rabada are far too skilful. If he gets through the new ball I can possibly see him cashing in, but he'll definitely fail a few times in the series

He'll probably make me taste it tbh
 
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