Ind vs sa 2nd t20i
KL Rahul Defends Indian Bowling After IND vs SA 3rd T20I; Says 'Ball Was Hard To Grip Due To Humidity & Dew'
If the first T20I between India and South Africa at Thiruvananthapuram was all about India's bowling attack dominating the match to keep the visitors to 106, then it turned exactly the opposite in the second T20I at Guwahati when the bowlers conceded 78 runs in the last five overs to concede 221 against the Proteas, who fell 16 runs short of the target.
India opener and vice-captain K.L Rahul defended the bowling attack, saying that one should keep in mind the conditions on offer while successfully defending 238 against South Africa. "Overall as a team there's a lot that we need to get better at. Not just for us but for all teams before the World Cup. These are great opportunities for teams to experiment and to try and see what really works for them."
