First T20 Between India And South Africa Today

First T20 between India and South Africa today, know – pitch and weather report: ND vs SA T20 2022.

The 5-match T20 series between India and South Africa is going to start on June 9 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

India has a chance to win this match and make a world record of registering 13 consecutive wins.

After the injury of KL Rahul, the team has been handed over to Rishabh Pant while the vice-captain Hardik Pandya has been made.

Pitch report-

Talking about the pitch of Arun Jaitley Stadium, this ground has been helpful for spin bowlers.

In such a situation, it will be the responsibility of India’s Yuzvendra Chahal and Axar Patel to stop the South African batsmen from low scores.

A low bounce here for the fast bowlers. Talking about the average score of the first innings, here it is 166 runs. The chasing team has benefited from this pitch.

After winning the toss on this ground, the team prefers to bowl first. In the last 6 T20 matches played here, the team has won the toss and elected to bowl 5 times.

The team that plays first in 3 matches has won while the team batting first has won 3 times.

How will the weather be-

The temperature is expected to hover around 36 degrees Celsius with 23% humidity and 11 km/h wind speed. The good news for the fans is that there is no chance of rain during the game.

Role of the toss

Looking at the pitch report and the statistics of the last few matches, the role of the toss here cannot be said to be that important.

Because if the chasing team has won 3 times, then the team batting first also managed to win at this ground.

Despite this, the team would like to bat first after winning the toss and put pressure on the opposing team for a big score.

Before the T20 World Cup is held in Australia, all the teams have geared up and in such a situation, every team will see their match in terms of preparation for the World Cup.

This 5-match series between India and South Africa is also a great opportunity for both the teams to test their last eleven.