South Africa always tough to beat at home: Dravid
The Hindu
Dravid said it was important in these conditions for at least one batter to consolidate on the start and make a big score
Rahul Dravid’s visage couldn’t quite mask the feeling of disappointment.
But then the batting legend is always sporting and gave credit to South Africa for pulling off a seven-wicket win in the second Test here on Thursday.
“They are always a tough team to beat at home. If you see the first Test, there were many close moments as well. We bowled well and crucially K.L. Rahul made a hundred,” the India coach said.
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