Time of the second T20 match between India and Africa changed

IND vs SA: The Indian cricket team is currently on a tour of South Africa under the leadership of Suryakumar Yadav, where a four-match T20 series is being played. The team played the first match of the tour on 8 November at Kingsmead ground in Durban, in which India performed brilliantly and won by 61 runs. After this great start, the eyes of the Indian team are now set on the second T20 match to be played on 10 November at St George's Park in Gakebarha. In this match, India would like to take a 2-0 lead in the series by winning, while the South African team will try to level the series from its side.

India vs South Africa second T20 match time and venue

The second T20 match will start at 7:30 pm Indian time in Gakebarha. The first match started at 8:30 pm, but now the Indian spectators will be able to easily enjoy this match starting an hour earlier. If we look at the history of St George's Park, a total of 4 T20 International matches have been played here so far, in which the team batting first won twice, while the team chasing the target won twice. In such a situation, it will be challenging for the team winning the toss to decide whether to bat or bowl first.

Will there be a change in the Indian team?

In the first match played in Durban, the performance of the Indian batsmen and bowlers was excellent. Sanju Samson scored important runs, while Varun Chakraborty and Ravi Bishnoi showed their strength in bowling by taking three wickets each. Arshdeep Singh also took important wickets with the new ball. After this victory, the Indian team can enter the field without any change. Doing this will give confidence to the team, and the strong combination of the last match can be maintained.

Important match for both teams

In the second T20, India has a chance to gain a strong lead in the series, while the South African team would like to make a comeback by winning this match. In such a situation, this match is going to be very important for both the teams.