Hashim Amla expects strong comeback from Australia – Cricket News Update
South Africa’s maverick opener, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/HM-Amla-c1557, believes that the Aussies will bounce back hard and give a tough tome to the Proteas in the 2nd and final Test match of the ongoing home series.
Amla, who architected a grand victory in the opening match, opines that every losing side struggles to turn up better in the proceeding games, and the tourists will do the same. He claims that it will be no surprise for the Africans if their opponents offer
strong resistance in the 2nd Test, starting from November 17.
The stylish batsman reveals that the hosts have already made up their minds for a rip-roaring clash, probably more thrilling than the last one.
Talking to the media today, Amla said, “http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Australia-c746 are a very good team, and it will be no surprise if they come out firing. They will want to play some very good cricket, and we would be the same if we lost the last game, so we’re not going to get complacent.”
In the 1st Test at Cape Town, the cricket fans witnessed a sensational and starling competition as the game was concluded in just two and a half days. The Proteas fell for merely 96 runs in their first innings, and in revenge, registered history
by bowling the Kangaroos out for just 47. Courtesy to the magnificent centuries by Amla and http://www.senore.com/Cricket/South-Africa-c757 won the game by 8 wickets.
About his team’s counter strategy in the coming game, Amla tells that they are not going to take any kind of stress and will try to keep things simple.
He stated, “We’re going to keep it simple and not place too much on what happened in the first Test. We’ll have to see what the wicket is like first, but this is a new game and each Test match is different. A match like that happens probably once in every
500 Tests, so I don’t think they’ll look too much into it.”
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/India-c750, has played 52 matches so far with 4012 runs. His batting averages Test and ODI formats are 47.20 and 55.17 respectively.
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