Rahane is confident that the target of 240 runs will test South Africa

India’s Ajinkya Rahane believes his team has set an impressive total for South Africa, even though the home team is Close to half of the target There are only two small doors.

In the second game on Wednesday, the Indian team defeated 266 points by 266 points. The Indian team won the Rangers test with 240 points and won the series. Rahane scored 58 points. Lead.

In a traditionally low-scoring venue, the deteriorating ticket gates make it seem to be a target for the inexperienced South Africa. However, captain Dean Elgar’s firm batting won on the stump with a score of 118 to 2 on the third day, and it took 122 times to win 8 wickets.

“We still think that the goal of 2400 is really difficult for them,” said Lahane, who insisted that South Africa had adapted to the pressure on the court before the game started, which temporarily flattened the surface.

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“But it only took effect in half an hour and 40 minutes, and then it became very difficult for the batsman,” Lajaen said, implying that Elgar and his teammates will face an increasingly hostile offensive from the fourth day. .

“I think our bowling is very good, but they did it deliberately. But the way we came back in the last game, we played very good billiards.”

Rahane said that India still has work to do because there are only a few wickets, but he is looking forward to the fourth day.

“We must maintain our discipline, strictly observe, maintain our intentions, wait for that ticket gate, and then we can jump in directly,” he said.

“We don’t have to try too many things tomorrow. If we can keep it simple. Play according to our plan… I believe we will have a great game tomorrow.”

Rahane himself established 111 potential match winning partnerships with Cheteshwar Pujara earlier in the day, ignoring these conditions. “We actually think the wicket is very suitable for hitting the ball,” he said. “Yes, there is a strange ball jumping around or staying low. You have to concentrate and play one ball at a time. But I think we had a good day.”