Proteas fast bowler Anrich Nortje is expecting a good wicket with pace and bounce at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the much anticipated Boxing Day Test against Australia on Monday.
South Africa's fast bowler Anrich Nortje says they are expecting a good wicket at the MCG during the second Test against Astralia.Proteas fast bowler Anrich Nortjé is expecting a good wicket with pace and bounce at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the much anticipated Boxing Day Test against Australia on Monday.
“We will have to wait and see but it seems like a good wicket with decent pace and bounce. I don’t think there will that much side movement as we had at the Gabba. For our side we will just try to stick to the basics,” he said. “I don’t think we are going to change anything compared to what we did in the second innings of the last Test, we are going to come out the same way we did. It is not going to be as easy. There was a lot happening on that wicket but we must just try to stick to our standards.
“Luckily we had some facilities in Brisbane and guys have been active, we have not been sitting and chilling at home and doing nothing. In the last game probably even a half session the game could have been different, we could have been in a winning position.
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