South African Cricket team, led by Aiden MarkramBeing ready to defend the title of their World Test Championship as they embark on a new cycle with a two -test series in Pakistan.The series begins on Sunday and will be followed by two games in India in November. South Africa obtained their championship status after defeating Australia with five wickets in Lord’s in June.“I think you make a little target behind you if you’ve won (WTC), and if that happens, it’s fair. Bavuma Because of the calf tension.“We, as a team, need to continue to improve and improve and play well in a variety of circumstances. It starts for us in Pakistan, and it is a challenge that will be resolved by the boys, “he told a press conference on Monday.The World Test Championship defined the winner after a two -year cycle, peaking in a five -day match between the top two.The South African team held a special training session at the Pretoria High Performance Center, which focused on rotating wickets.“There are some nets provided where the rotation is true -is enlarged, and you prefer the wrong side, and it may be easier when we get to Pakistan,” Markram explained.“We expect to face a lot of rotations there, and it is also naturally, much lower than the stitching point of view.South African teams will start playing in Lahore, followed by the second test in Rawalpindi starting October 20.The preparation of the team emphasizes adaptation to the state of Pakistan, especially focusing on the bowling spin movement and lower stitch movement.Markram, serving as a stand -up captain, acknowledged the challenge of defending their title in the face of high expectations from the opposing team.The strategic preparation of the South African team includes specialized training to handle the unique play conditions they expect to be found in Pakistan.The upcoming series marks the beginning of the South African trip to defend the title of their World Test Championship, with the team facing immediate challenges in the continent.
