India vs South Africa, ICC World Cup 2019: Key Proteas players to watch out for

South Africa has lost both their previous games against England and then against Bangladesh. India, on the other hand, will play their first match of their tournament. It will be crucial for the Proteas to make a great comeback in the tournament and remove the ‘chokers’ tag that they have been associated with. Let’s have a look at the key players who will play a crucial role for South Africa in today’s match.

1.      Andile Phehlukwayo- This 23-year-old all-rounder will be South Africa’s biggest asset in the team. With 57 ODI wickets to his credit, he has the ability to take crucial wickets in pressure situations. In the match against Bangladesh, Andile was South Africa’s most economical bowler with an economy of 5.20. In his 10 overs, he gave 52 runs and picked up 2 crucial wickets for the team.

2.      Quinton de Kock- With a batting average of 45.56 in ODI, this South African opener helps in uplifting the team’s top order. He will provide a good start to the team in their batting department. In their first match of the tournament, Quinton was the highest run-scorer for the team, where he managed to score 68 runs with a strike rate of 91.89.

3.      Kagiso Rabada- This right-arm fast bowler will play a major role in restricting the Indian batsmen to a low total. Though he couldn’t pick up a wicket in the previous match against Bangladesh, he held the task of keeping the economy in check. In his 10 overs, he managed to give 57 runs in a high scoring match against Bangladesh.

 South Africa has lost both their previous games against England and then against Bangladesh. India, on the other hand, will play their first match of their tournament. It will be crucial for the Proteas to make a great comeback in the tournament and remove the ‘chokers’ tag that they have been associated with. Let’s have a look at the key players who will play a crucial role for South Africa in today’s match.

1.      Andile Phehlukwayo- This 23-year-old all-rounder will be South Africa’s biggest asset in the team. With 57 ODI wickets to his credit, he has the ability to take crucial wickets in pressure situations. In the match against Bangladesh, Andile was South Africa’s most economical bowler with an economy of 5.20. In his 10 overs, he gave 52 runs and picked up 2 crucial wickets for the team.

2.      Quinton de Kock- With a batting average of 45.56 in ODI, this South African opener helps in uplifting the team’s top order. He will provide a good start to the team in their batting department. In their first match of the tournament, Quinton was the highest run-scorer for the team, where he managed to score 68 runs with a strike rate of 91.89.

3.      Kagiso Rabada- This right-arm fast bowler will play a major role in restricting the Indian batsmen to a low total. Though he couldn’t pick up a wicket in the previous match against Bangladesh, he held the task of keeping the economy in check. In his 10 overs, he managed to give 57 runs in a high scoring match against Bangladesh.