J P Duminy Wants to present his Team more Efficiently in front of India

Oct. 16, 2015 - PRLog -- The Twenty-Twenty series may have been clinched by South Africa quite comprehensively. However, it is felt by J P Duminy, who is the star batsman of South Africa, that Indian players would fight back stringently in the coming ODI matches. He also ensured that his team would not then compete with them so easily. India was defeated by South Africa in Cuttack and Dharamsala for clinching the series of Twenty-Twenty 2-0 after the final match was stopped due to wet outfield.

South Africa is Preparing Themselves

After the washout on Thursday, Duminy said in a news conference, “As a team, we definitely expect them to put in a big performance in the two series. We are under no illusion that it is going to be a walkover in the ODI series. We know that we have to fight hard and play well and take it one game at a time.” Within a time span of two days, the leg of ODI would start again in Kanpur. Duminy also told that his team is going to make an enthusiastic start again.

The Focus of South Africa

Duminy said, “Our focus is on Kanpur and hopefully we can start off well in that series as well. That is going to give us a lot of confidence. We know that they are a great ODI team so it is important for us to start off well in the ODI series.” A mammoth target of 200 was set up by India in Dharamsala riding on the maiden century of Rohit Sharma. However, the unbeated 68 of Duminy overshadowed his excellent effort. While intending to get more Indian cricket news, you can take help of the internet.

The Real Taste of Thrill

This match was truly a thrilling match for all the visitors presented in the stadium. Therefore the South African all-rounder Duminy said, “I would definitely put it down as one of my better innings, especially in International cricket in the shorter format. But I still believe that there is a lot more to come from myself and I can still contribute a lot more; not only with the bat but also with the ball. I guess the key for me is to stay hungry to perform.”