Cricket-S Africa feeling the effect of a lack of test cricket, says Bavuma


  • Cricket
  • Wednesday, 29 Dec 2021

Cricket - First Test - South Africa v India - SuperSport Park Cricket Stadium, Pretoria, South Africa - December 28, 2021 South Africa's Temba Bavuma celebrates reaching his half century REUTERS/Rogan Ward

PRETORIA (Reuters) - Batsman Temba Bavuma says South Africa's lack of red ball cricket this year has been a big disadvantage and a key factor in their disappointing performance so far in the first test against India at Centurion Park.

The tourists lead by 146 runs with nine second innings wickets remaining on a spicy pitch. They went to the close at 16 for one after dismissing the home side for 197 late in the day.

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