South Africa's batting coach and former captain Ashwell Prince didn바카라t mince words while criticising the track. He believed that a lot of construction work taking place adjacent to Newlands might have also affected the character of the track
India pacer Mohammed Siraj might have bowled the spell of his life during the second Test on Wednesday but South Africa바카라s batting coach Ashwell Prince has never seen a quicker day one strip at the Newlands Stadium with such 바카라inconsistent bounce바카라. (RSA Vs IND Scorecard | Match Blog)
바카라Siraj bowled one of the spells of his life,바카라 Prince said, praising the Indian fast bowler for his 6 for 15 which saw Proteas get skittled out for 55.
바카라If you combine that with two good bowlers with the new ball in their hands in favourable conditions, that is what you get,바카라 the former South Africa skipper said after the close of play on Day 1.
However, he didn바카라t mince words while criticising the track.
바카라Having played a lot of cricket on this ground, and having also been a coach here, I have never seen the pitch being that quick on day one. It usually speeds up on day two,바카라 Prince observed.
바카라But you need the bounce to be consistent.
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바카라I think the bounce was a little bit inconsistent. You have seen some balls bouncing steep and some keeping low. But you don바카라t mind the seam movement on day one. The amount of balls that took off from length and keepers took above their heads was extensive,바카라 he said.
Prince also offered a theory that a lot of construction work taking place adjacent to Newlands might have also affected the character of the track.
바카라I don바카라t know if the lots of construction taking place here are affecting this pitch. If two line-ups can바카라t bat on a surface, that says a lot.바카라