South Africa’s bowling coach, Piet Botha, is uncertain about the grass on the Guwahati pitch for the second Test, but anticipates better batting conditions than Kolkata’s unpredictable surface. He expects moisture to aid the new ball in the opening hour, with toss decisions hinging on the wicket’s final appearance. South Africa is also monitoring Kagiso Rabada’s fitness.
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