Who is hot and who is not for South Africa after squared failure
The Scorecard will tell you that South Africa has only won one of their six complete matches in India, but this tour is not about the results. It's about Vision 2019: organize life after AB de Villiers and Morne Morkel, and identify potential candidates in leading to the World Cup. ESPNcricinfo looks back at the main point of the tour
Both are willing to put the second successor?
There are many things that are very much liked about the wicketkeeper-batsman Knights' Rudi Second: he not only showed strict defense techniques among the battles of South Africa in four days but also jumped into the loose ball. After successfully overcoming the domestic domestic competition, Second urged to get a national call by making a pair of 94 that almost dragged South Africa to an extraordinary series in the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Upon entering 93 for 4 in the first round and launching a counterattack, he continued to defeat Indian Indians with Shaun von Berg at the second dig. They fired Indian players for more than 50 players on the pitch four days before Yuzvendra Chahal and runners broke through the match and won a tense victory for the hosts, with seven substitutes.
Both were also amazing behind the stump, taking five shots and stumping in four days. He also shows excellent footwork in the next quadrilateral series. Case at the time: when Khaya Zondo printed the ball in the middle and brought it to the side of the leg, A Australia's Marnus Labuschagne opened fire and threw it from the thigh, with the Second movement to the left, diving full length and collecting balls.
Quinton de Kock was the first choice goalkeeper in the national team, but the Second had done enough to narrow the gap between himself and Heinrich Klaasen, now a reserve goalkeeper.
Batting: mixed bag
Unlike the two, the batsmen left the ball outside like a pedigress to chase the victim, especially in the first four days. No less than 14 South African wickets in a match are captured by guards or in a line of guards. While South Africa is better in the second four days at Alur, a one-day rift hit Australia A and third place against India.
Part of this is because South Africa does not have a comprehensive A-team structure like India or Australia, but there are still some positive ones ahead of the hit. The 22-year-old Kobra player, Zubayr Hamza, who made his first visit to India, made an unbeaten run-up in a warm-up match and followed the fifties in four days.
Zondo, the captain, attacked a hundred people around the crisis against Australia A and showed he could be a mid-level choice for senior teams who would be without Faf du Plessis for the upcoming limited series against Zimbabwe.
Spinners both need better settings
Legspinner von Berg, the former player of Dane Piedt and the remaining Muthusamy Senator spinners has become part of the spinning camp in India, but they are struggling with their lines and long lines. It is fair to say that the Chinnaswamy field is more South African than India, but spinners cannot enter the runway too. Each of the three spinners went to four or more runs in the first half of the first four days.
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The rotating strike seeped into the series one day too, and it was further compounded by a left-wing left injury to Tabraiz Shamsi, who played just two of four matches in the quadrant series.
Frylinck, Paterson borrows more
You might be wondering what the 33-year-old - who doesn't look like an athlete - has something to do with Team A. Go and watch the peach ball sharpened at Shreyas Iyer and close the stump. Go and watch the businessmen at death. After making his T20I debut against Bangladesh last year after Knight Knight Trinbago at the 2017 CPL, Robbie Frylinck is seen as a two-in-one player, who can clog the ball hard and destroy the ball in lower order.
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