TIL Desk Sports/India’s death overs bowling woes are not a concern, but the team does need to improve its execution at the back end of the match, says skipper Rohit Sharma.
Invited to bat, India posted a massive 237 for 3 before South Africa recovered from a disastrous start to take the game deep, eventually falling short by 16 runs in the second T20 International in Guwahati on Sunday, as the hosts registered their first victory over the Proteas in a T20 series at home.
“The team wants to play and bowl in a certain way and we want to give them that confidence. Yes, we have not bowled well at the death in the last five or six games. We are doing the same to the opposition as well,” said Rohit said in the post-match presentation.
