Some Stats from the India tour of South Africa

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South Africa hasn’t won a home Test series since the Bangladesh tour in 2008, this trend continued against India. We have not been able to affect a series win at home against Australia, England and now India in the past three years. The result wasn’t what we were all hoping, the cricket that has been [...]   See the complete post here

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