Updated On: 23 January, 2022 08:24 AM IST | Cape Town | PTI
India’s strategy looked completely out of sync with modern day white-ball game as the batsmen failed to keep the momentum in the middle overs and more importantly the bowlers, save Jasprit Bumrah, looked club class and without ideas of getting breakthroughs

Deepak Chahar
Indian team’s strategy is expected to undergo paradigm shift with some players getting a subtle yet stern message to lift their games as they face an embarrassing possibility of a clean sweep against South Africa in the third ODI, here on Sunday.
India’s strategy looked completely out of sync with modern day white-ball game as the batsmen failed to keep the momentum in the middle overs and more importantly the bowlers, save Jasprit Bumrah, looked club class and without ideas of getting breakthroughs.