“You Learn A Lot” While Playing In Difficult Conditions: Rohit Sharma After First T20I Against South Africa

India vs. South Africa: Rohit Sharma states that the “wicket was tough” in the first T20I. Claimed that such conditions teach players.

India skipper Rohit Sharma was please that his squad “learn a lot” in their eight-wicket triumph. The first T20 International in a low-scoring chase on a “tricky track” Despite KL Rahul’s troubles on a track. Where South Africa was left tottering at 9/5 at the start of the game. Suryakumar Yadav’s unbroken 50 off 33 balls ensured that India didn’t encounter too many hitches. “The wicket was tricky. You learn a lot playing such a game. You understand what the team needs to do in tough conditions. It was nice to play a game like that. We knew the bowlers will get something seeing grass on the pitch, but we didn’t expect that help for the full 20 overs” Rohit states this during the post-match presentation ceremony.

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Rohit stated that the surface was a little moist

Rohit stated that the surface was a little moist, which kept South Africa in the game despite a meager total of 106/8.

“It was still damp. Both teams were in the contest and the team that played better won the game. We started well, got five wickets in quick time and that was the turning point. It was a perfect showcase of how to bowl when there is help for the pacers.”

While Rahul made 51 off 56 balls, Rohit stated that one must respect the circumstances.

“We knew it wasn’t going to be easy. Got to respect the conditions. Lost two wickets and that partnership between KL and Surya got us home.”

Surya’s aggressive batting allowed me to take my time: KL Rahul

KL Rahul, whose shaky batting was mask by Suryakumar Yadav’s royal half-century. Claimed his partner’s attacking intent allowed him to take his time.

India scored only 17 in six Powerplay overs due to Rahul’s troubles, but Surya’s outstanding form prevented South Africa from making a comeback.

When ask if it was the roughest strip he has a bat on in T20Is, Rahul answers, “Definitely, right up there (as the toughest pitch)”

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