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Which country is most difficult place for overseas batsmen?

Most difficult place to bat for overseas batsmen?


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Sunil1z

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Which country is the most difficult place to bat for touring batsmen?

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honestbharani

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For bowlers, Australia
This is the important context that is often missed. I think England and RSA have been the toughest for batsmen but they tend to be tough for both sets of batsmen. Australia is just so unique that visiting bowlers AND batsmen find it hard while home team finds it far easier with both bat and ball. RSA can be like that sometimes but they tend to make the equivalent of 2017 Pune pitches for seamers sometimes and it brings the visiting team into the game far more often than they need to.
 

TheJediBrah

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This is the important context that is often missed. I think England and RSA have been the toughest for batsmen but they tend to be tough for both sets of batsmen. Australia is just so unique that visiting bowlers AND batsmen find it hard while home team finds it far easier with both bat and ball. RSA can be like that sometimes but they tend to make the equivalent of 2017 Pune pitches for seamers sometimes and it brings the visiting team into the game far more often than they need to.
Aus pitches last few years have been quite bowling friendly but prior to that from 2014 until about 2019 they were extreme roads and not hard even for a lot of overseas batsmen

peaked in the 2015-16 season v NZ
 
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OverratedSanity

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I'm not sure I'd vote south africa. It's not easy at all for overseas batsmen, but even south African batsmen have often found it tough going at times. If we look at the gap between how the home batsmen perform vs overseas batsmen it's probably India or Australia.
 

Daemon

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I'm not sure I'd vote south africa. It's not easy at all for overseas batsmen, but even south African batsmen have often found it tough going at times. If we look at the gap between how the home batsmen perform vs overseas batsmen it's probably India or Australia.
That’s not the question
 

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