South African Captain Temba Bavuma on Friday expressed confidence in the preparation of his team in front of the ICC Champions Trophy opener against Afghanistan in Karachi. In the East Kamp’s orientation, Bavuma discussed the challenges caused by Afghanistan’s spin-risis attack and how long would South Africa take to adapt to the situation in Karachi.
After reaching Vest-Pakistan earlier this week, South Africa had a type of time and time to prepare, including a tune-up check and a three-nation’s series before the tournament.
Bavuma said that the Surfaces in Karachi have been suitable for beating, teams have posted around 300 scores in continuous recent matches. However, he emphasized that his bowlers are well prepared to cope with this high scoring trend.
“The challenge of our bowl unit is one of the more controlled and accurate units,” Bavuma explained. “From a batting perspective, the score imprint is important. The bats need to exploit as they grow up and score a total of around 330-350.”
Afghanistan, who debuts in Champions Trophy, is expected to present an important challenge, especially with their talented spin attacks, which thrive under subcontinent relationships. Bavuma accepted Afghanistan’s competition, and remembered her recent victory over South Africa in Sharjah last year.
“He is a highly competitive team of international experience,” Bavuma said. “They are full of faith in this game.”
When it comes to the situation, Bavuma said that the track looked fresh compared to the dry weeks in the South Africa, which was seen in the past, which could give the seaes some help. However, he hopes that Karachi will generally remain a batting -designed site.
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