India vs South Africa Shreyas Iyer discusses why India beat South Africa. Dinesh Karthik has returned.
In the second T20I against South Africa in Cuttack, Axar Patel was selected ahead of Karthik at No 6.
India vs South Africa India had been reduced to 90 for 4 in the 13th over against South Africa in the second T20I in Cuttack when Wayne Parnell bowler Hardik Pandya. Dinesh Karthik was supposed to bat at number six, but India decided to bring in Axar Patel instead. While Patel could only muster 10 off 11 deliveries, Karthik, who came in at No. 7 with five overs to spare, overcame a poor start to score an undefeated 30 off 21 deliveries. India, on the other hand, could only manage 148 for 6 in a four-wicket defeat.
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After the game, Shreyas Iyer stated that India would continue to save Karthik for the final overs, despite former South Africa captain Graeme Smith criticising the decision.
At that point, we didn’t need someone to come in and start hitting from ball one. Even DK can do it, but DK has been a great asset for us after 15 overs because he can come in and slog the ball straight away,” Iyer added. “Even he struggled to get off to a good start. Obviously, the wicket played a big part in the game, but we’ll continue to use similar methods in future India vs South Africa.”
Karthik, like the batters before him, struggled to get going on a two-paced wicket with inconsistent bounce. He was on 8 off 15 balls midway through the 19th over when he hit a couple of fours off Anrich Nortje and then swung two sixes off Dwaine Pretorius in the last over.
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Iyer, who thought 160 was a decent score, claimed batting conditions were difficult and that he couldn’t figure out how the pitch was behaving despite playing 35 deliveries in the middle for his 40. “I tried everything out there,” Iyer said, “but it was really tough, especially for the new batsman to come in and get going.” “From one end, the ball stayed low, but from the other end, there was varying bounce and the ball was seaming India vs South Africa.”
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