New Delhi: Team India is going to play one-day series against South Africa from Thursday. Through this series, three players including Bhuvneshwar Kumar are returning to the Indian team. Team India recently had to beat the 'clean sweep' in the ODI series on the New Zealand tour. In such a situation, there is pressure on the Indian team to win against South Africa.
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Team India is busy preparing for this. But Coronavirus has created different kinds of difficulties in front of him. A three-match one-day series is to be played between India and South Africa. The first match of the series will be played at the beautiful stadium in Dharamshala on Thursday. A day before the match, Bhuvneshwar Kumar mentioned a different type of difficulty that bowlers may have to face.
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar is known for swing bowling. The longer the ball flashes, the greater the chance of swing. Bowlers use saliva on the ball for this. They do this by keeping the brightness of the ball longer. It is believed to be fatal after the corona virus. In this regard, Bhuvaneshwar Kumar said, 'We have thought about this. But I cannot say right now that we will not use saliva. If we do not do this then how can we maintain the brightness in the ball. If the ball is not shining then there will be no swing. If this happens, bowlers will be beaten and then you will say that we are not bowling well.
