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The crucial two-Test series between India and defending champions South Africa will begin at Eden Gardens, which could decide the direction of the next WTC final for both teams.
IND vs SA: South Africa sharpens spin game during attacking nets session in Kolkata ahead of first Test
South Africa on Tuesday trained with a clear intent—to attack spin and unsettle the rhythm of the bowlers, ahead of the opening Test against India, starting in Kolkata Friday.
South Africa show attacking intent against spin in nets to prepare for Kolkata Test
IND vs SA, 1st Test: Buoyed by their series-levelling win over Pakistan, South Africa began training in India with an aggressive focus on countering spin ahead of the opening Test starting Friday. With Temba Bavuma returning as captain, the Proteas looked upbeat in nets, though top-order consistency and selection reshuffles remain key concerns.
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The IND vs SA Test series begins on November 14, and one of the biggest threats that the hosts will have to deal with is, their new-found, impressive spin attack, that just rocked the Pakistani team a few days back. Keshav Maharaj, Simon Harmer and Senuran Muthusamy together picked up 33 wickets in two Tests, which made a huge statement before the India series. Best spin attack by South Africa ever? While India will have the likes of Ravindra Ja…
IND vs SA: South Africa sharpen spin game in attacking net session ahead of Eden Test
Fresh from their morale-boosting, series-saving win over Pakistan in Rawalpindi, visiting South Africa on Tuesday trained with a clear intent — to attack spin and unsettle rhythm of the bowlers, ahead of the opening Test against India, starting here Friday. The reigning World Test Champions began their new WTC cycle by drawing the two-match series 1-1 against Pakistan, pulling off an incredible eight-wicket win in the second Test. Tottering at 2…
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