honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Not good enough from Under-20s onwards obviously.
Not good enough from Under-20s onwards obviously.
Think the SL seam attack is a promising one too.Only Srilanka, Bangladesh have poor attacks.
beginning to move a little. India for as long as I remember have no luck with rain.The betting websites seem confident that it won’t rain for most the day it seems. India win still big favourites and the draw is over $3
That wasn't a NZ B team. It was a team of promising youngsters (late teens/early 20s) who aren't in the major association 1st class teams along with Conway and Wagner for match fitness.their bowlers did well today restricting NZ b team to 147/7 including getting Devon Conway for a 2nd ball duck.
but their batting....yeah that's a major concern.
Played some gorgeous drives in the first innings. His record doesn't matter in a smallish chase; he's in good form atm and will cause a few flutters in the Indian camp if he can give Elgar company.Having Bavuma still to come inspires nothing resembling hope.
Which teams would Mulder make? Hardly any.The bookies have South Africa at a c8% chance to win which seems fair
Its not zero - they are in with a chance - but it would take an exceptional amount of luck on this pitch with this bowling attack and a c25% chance of a draw
On another note, for all the comments about this being a weak South Africa team, they look pretty solid. Elgar is a top opening bat, Markram has talent, Rassie is test class, Bavuma has underperformed but looks great, De Kock is De Kock, Mulder is an all rounder who would make most teams and the bowling is consistently decent.
Compare them to England and the onlyEnglish players who make a combined 11 are Root and Stokes. And Stokes more on history than current form
Elgar
Markram
RVD
Root
Bavuma
Stokes
De Kock
Mulder
Pick your three RSA bowlers
No way are you picking three South African bowlers over Anderson or even Broad.The bookies have South Africa at a c8% chance to win which seems fair
Its not zero - they are in with a chance - but it would take an exceptional amount of luck on this pitch with this bowling attack and a c25% chance of a draw
On another note, for all the comments about this being a weak South Africa team, they look pretty solid. Elgar is a top opening bat, Markram has talent, Rassie is test class, Bavuma has underperformed but looks great, De Kock is De Kock, Mulder is an all rounder who would make most teams and the bowling is consistently decent.
Compare them to England and the onlyEnglish players who make a combined 11 are Root and Stokes. And Stokes more on history than current form
Elgar
Markram
RVD
Root
Bavuma
Stokes
De Kock
Mulder
Pick your three RSA bowlers
That's because Chris Silverwood has, uh, unique selection philosophies. The bloke has 550 wickets at 27 or whatever it is. He makes the SA team.I would pick Mulder over Thakur for Indja. He would make any of the subcontinent teams and England. Maybe Windies. The only teams he doesn’t are Australia and New Zealand.
Anderson has his moments, Broad cannot even make a weak England team
This is so wrong - I would love to hear the reasoning behind this that doesn't include the words 'talent' and 'youth'.I would pick Mulder over Thakur for Indja.