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Kirsten noted that South Africa cannot keep relying on Kallis to come to the rescue
South Africa have been known as the ‘chokers’ since the 1999 World Cup, but in his final act as the national team’s head coach, Gary Kirsten finally admitted that his side had indeed “choked” during their semi-final clash with England in the recently concluded Champions Trophy.
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Steyn is determined to ensure that this year’s series does not end as a draw
India’s tour of South Africa in December this year is already proving to be a highly-anticipated series between two of the best Test nations around at the moment, but Proteas pace spearhead Dale Steyn believes his side should be able to defeat the Indians without any major problems, given the fact that India tend to struggle in foreign conditions.
Donald will continue to press the issue until all the bowlers are capable of bowling swinging yorkers
South Africa’s pace bowlers are constantly referred to as being the best in the world at what they do, which is bowling at lightning fast speeds and being masters at delivering bouncers, but bowling coach Allan Donald has identified a new problem within the pace attack, one that will require strenuous work to fix.
Kirsten stated that all bowling attacks have to deal with bad days and injuries at some point in time
South Africa head coach Gary Kirsten has defended the national team’s bowling attack for their relatively poor performance throughout the three-Test series against Australia.
New Zealand’s bowling attack is expected to be revived under the guidance of Bond
Former New Zealand pace bowler Shane Bond has been named as the national team’s new bowling coach.
Siddle is ready to prove that he really is a Test match specialist
Australia pace bowler Peter Siddle has announced that he is more than happy to remain as a Test match specialist for his country, and added that he does not mind being left out of limited overs series.
Shastri wants to see more youngsters playing for India in the future
Former India captain Ravi Shastri has advised current skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to stop relying too much on veteran players and start allowing youngsters to play more often in order to increase their on-field experience.
