New Delhi: There is now a decisive battle between India and South Africa to capture the Test series, whose arena will be Cape Town. The two teams will face each other from January 11 at the New Lands Ground in Cape Town, with the series winner to be decided. That is, the team winning here will win the series. But, before this important match, a bad news has come out for the Indian team.
Actually, there is suspense on the playing of Team India's fast bowler Mohammad Siraj in the final and decisive Test match. Siraj had suffered a hamstring injury during the second test match. According to Team India's head coach Rahul Dravid, Siraj has been fine with his hamstring injury. But we cannot say with certainty that he will be available for the final Test in Cape Town starting on January 11.
Rahul Dravid further said that, 'Siraj is not fully fit yet. We are constantly monitoring his fitness. In the next 4 days, we will see how fit he has become. Only when he is fit can we take a decision on feeding him in Cape Town. Dravid praised Siraj and said, 'He was not fully fit even in the first innings of the second Test. But even after that he bowled.
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