Proteas clash will be ‘high quality cricket’, says Australia coach McDonald
Despite South Africa missing some first-choice pace bowlers, Australia coach Andrew McDonald believes the tourists need to brace themselves to face a powerful attack in the first of three Test matches starting in Durban on Friday.
So I think both bowling attacks are primed and ready to go, besides the obvious injuries to South Africa, and like always it’s about how we can get the runs we need, and I think both teams are going to be challenged with that.
While Australia have their own injury concerns – all-rounder Cameron Green has been ruled out of the first Test with an abdominal strain – the SA team are missing multiple pace bowlers due to inujuries, and though it remains unclear whether experienced speedster Kagiso Rabada will be available, others have been ruled out.
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