IND vs SA: IND vs SA ODI Series – Star Sports, the official broadcaster of India South Africa ODI Series has come up with a very interesting promotional video. With the first ODI starting tomorrow, Star sports billed IND vs SA ODI series as the battle between two lightning pace attacks. India as well as South Africa have a lot of quality pacers which include Kagiso Rabada, Deepak Chahar, Anrich Nortje, and Mohammed Siraj. With so much firepower on show, Star Sports thought it is perfect to market the IND-SA series as the battle of pacers. Follow IND vs SA Live Updates with InsideSport.IN & Watch IND vs SA Live Streaming on Star Sports.
2⃣ sides with⚡️pacers = 💥 stumps & ✈️ bails!#TeamIndia or #SA – Who do you think has the upper hand going into the Mastercard ODI Trophy #INDvSA?#BelieveInBlue | Starts Oct 6 | Star Sports & Disney+Hotstar pic.twitter.com/34sPf48hAL
— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) October 5, 2022
IND vs SA: Broadcaster Star Sports comes up with a very interesting promotional video for India South Africa ODI series, bills it as a battle between two lightning pace attacks
IND vs SA: pace bowlers in the spotlight as India and South Africa fight for supremacy – Although India doesn’t have Jasprit Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, they are not short of quality by any means. Deepak Chahar, Siraj, and Avesh Khan can crank it up 145 plus and give a tough time to South African batters. The visitors are also well-stacked with bowling resources as they have Rabada, Nortje, Ngidi, and Phekhlukwayo. Even their spin twins Maharaj and Shamsi can cause havoc with the ball.
All in all, IND vs SA ODI series promises to be a cracking contest between two very strong pace attacks. The one who comes on top will likely end up winning the ODI series. The first ODI will be played on October 6, followed by the second and third ODIs on 9 and 11th October respectively.
IND vs SA: Broadcaster Star Sports comes up with a very interesting promotional video for India South Africa ODI series, bills it as a battle between two lightning pace attacks
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