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*Official* India in South Africa

shankar

International Debutant
Even Kallis played and missed a lot in his innings, also edged a lot more than Sachin ,though with soft hands.

It's not a easy wicket at all.
And both have played and missed a lot partly because they've deliberately played within the line.
 

M0rphin3

International Debutant
Even Kallis played and missed a lot in his innings, also edged a lot more than Sachin ,though with soft hands.

It's not a easy wicket at all.
Wicket's supposedly easier to bat on now though, and no cloud cover either.
 

Cevno

Hall of Fame Member
Wicket's supposedly easier to bat on now though, and no cloud cover either.
More inconsistent bounce now though, plus more swing later on with ball not getting wet.

Maybe the quality of bowling from South Africa and Steyn has made it look tougher as well.
 

chicane

State Captain
This is absolute awesomeness from Bhajji but he still absolutely must bowl to his standard on day 4. I wish I didn't have to compare but he's been below standard with the ball while gunning it and more with the bat.

EDIT: I skated over his haul last match. Go Bhajji.
 
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Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
Easier to bat now?

Maybe from day 1. Not day 2. Harder now than day 2.

The ball is turning and jumping heaps. If SA had a decent spinner he'd be taking wickets out of the rough.

Not the pitch's fault Harris is ****.
 

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