India has dominated the ODI series like a boss. Three straight wins in the ODI series and India has sealed the series already. India’s dominance in these series revolves around skipper Virat Kohli and the young duo of wrist spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav.
CHAHAL AND KULDEEP MADE SA SURRENDER
The South African batsmen just don’t seem to have an answer to the wrist spin of Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal. The hosts are now dreaded of this mystery and they have no clues as to how would they solve it.
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Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal have shared 21 wickets between them in just 3 ODIs of the ongoing series.
JP Duminy Makes Big Statement On Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal
Star batsman from South Africa, JP Duminy talked about how Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav have made life so tough for the South African batsmen. He also talked about how well the conditions have been assessed by these two young spinners.
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“What they’ve done really well is assess the conditions in terms of what they need to do, what sort of speed and length they need to bowl. They (Chahal and Yadav) haven’t made it easy for us to get singles,”
He further added
“A lot of us have not picked their googlies. We’ve not been good enough. They’ve bowled well enough not to let us play according to our game plan. We’ve got to come up with different ways of countering them. They’ve outplayed us in all departments,”
JP Duminy also added
“I think there should be a plan. There’s no doubt that we will reconvene after this game and break down where we are going wrong. It’s pretty obvious that we haven’t played their spinners well enough,”
JP Duminy On Being 3-0 In The Series
Duminy is still positive that the series has not yet been lost. Talking about South Africa trailing in the series, JP Duminy said
“The series is not lost yet and that should be a big enough motivator for us.”
Duminy then said
“Unfortunately throughout the series we’ve lost wickets in clusters so we haven’t given ourselves a chance. We’ve got plans of how to counter their spin, but unfortunately, the execution hasn’t been good enough.”
Can South Africa now bounce back in the series?
