"Can't judge their form on wickets we have played on": Rabada backs Klaasen

South Africas lead pacer Kagiso Rabada wants to see competitive scores ahead in the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup 2024West Indian pitches are more consistent in nature compared to the dropin decks being used in the US leg of the T20 World Cup 2024The New York track offered varies bounce to bowlers which made it difficult to score runs for batsman The Super Eight matches will be played on the Caribbean tracks where highscoring games can be expectedI do expect that conditions are going to level up because you had the dropin pitches in the USA You never really know how theyre going to play said Rabada on the eve of South Africas final Group D match against Nepal hereNow youve actually got squares that have been there for years here in these venues And youll probably see more competitive scores he addedAlso ReadJeev Randhawa in second round of Lawrie MatchplayRabada said balanced playing surfaces are important to ensure an equal contest between bat and ballYou want to get a game and find pitches where you have enough in it for the bowlers and enough in it for the battersThats essentially what a cricket game is Otherwise you might as well just call it batting or you might as well call it bowling he explainedThe 29yearold cited the example of the match between Australia and England at Barbados on June 8 to underline his pointYou look at the game between Australia and England where 200 played 150 So if you bat well in these conditions you can still reach 200 he saidAhead of the Super 8 matches Rabad also hopes that Proteas batsmen Heinrich Klaasen and Tristan Stubbs will regain their form where they strugled during the group stage matchesYou cant really judge their form on wickets that weve just played on As much as its not an excuse common sense would prevail But in saying that no ones got any demons Everyones moving forward We play the conditions as we see them And on our day we know the skys a limit in terms of batting he elaboratedNepals star spinner Sandeep Lamchhane is all set to feature in the T20 World Cup 2024 match against South Africa after landing in the St Vincent Earlier his US visa was denied following the rape case charges on him for which he was recently found acquittedThe ICC has approved him as a late addition to the Nepal T20 World Cup 2024 squadRabada said it will be a challenge for his batters to negate a mystery spinner like Lamichhane Yeah hes a mystery spinner so any mystery spinner is going to be tough to play But I know the guys are really looking forward to facing that challenge he addedWith PTI Inputs