IND vs SA: Rahul Dravid on middle-order failure and why Virat Kohli is very close to scoring big again
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The biggest takeaway from the win against South Africa at Centurion was that India dominated it throughout and even after a special victory - Virat Kohli's men becoming first Asian team beat SA at Centurion - it felt like a routine win. That's how well India played Test cricket in 2021. They have made big wins a routine affair.
The biggest takeaway from the win against South Africa at Centurion was that India dominated it throughout and even after a special victory - Virat Kohli's men becoming first Asian team beat SA at Centurion - it felt like a routine win. That's how well India played Test cricket in 2021. They have made big wins a routine affair.
The bowling has been superb, especially the fast bowling unit stepped up to deliver again in 1st Test. But India's weakness still remains their middle order batting. Or is it really a weakness as the trio of Cheteshwar Pujara, Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane have been getting starts but failing to convert them into big scores. Centurion was no different.
So is it a mental block or lack of focus that is resulting in the batters failing to get big runs.
