IND vs SA: 'Their batting is pretty vulnerable' - Karthik predicts Test series winner, says he'd place his money on them
IND vs SA: ‘Their batting is pretty vulnerable’ – Karthik predicts Test series winner, says he’d place his money on them
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Karthik made the statement a day after Team Virat Kohli transmitted a black hat with a 372 defeat at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
Cricketer India Dinesh Karthik expects India to beat South Africa comfortably in their upcoming series. After defeating New Zealand 1-0 in the two-match test series at home, the Indian team will now travel to the Proteas house for their next assignment. Tour consisting of three tests and because many ODIs will begin with the first test on December 26.
Karthik made this statement a day after the Team of Virat Kohli published a black hat with a 372 defeat to walk at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Wicketkeeper-karthik dough supports his claim by saying that even though SA has a strong bowling attack, it is their good and truly vulnerable blow.
“Of course, this is the best opportunity for India to take SA and may continue to win it. And win it quite comfortably. And I say it because a) India has a strong fast bowling lineup and a very capable batting lineup too.. B) Batting South Africa is quite vulnerable. Even though with Rabada, Nortje and several others, their Bowling Department is very good. “Karthik explained.
Adding points, Karthik’s right word says at this stage, he will put all his money on the NO 1 test side in the world.
“When it comes to their bat, they depend heavily on one or two players to shoot. The rest don’t have experience or means to handle bowling lineups like India. So I will definitely take my Indian money at this stage,” concluded Karthik.
The challenge, however, will be rigid because the South African tone is environmentally friendly that has a really right bounce. Players playing is not easy and with people like Rabada and Nortje in the ranks, Indian batters will not facilitate it. In addition, the last time India traveled around the African country, in 2017-18, they suffered a 2-1 defeat in the three-test series.
