England’s recent batting exploits have most bowling attacks on edge but Proteas speedster Lungi Ngidi is nonplussed about the threat they pose.
After all‚ Trevor Bayliss’s team have everything to lose ahead of the World Cup opener against South Africa at the Oval on May 30.
With South Africa literally flying under the radar‚ Ngidi said they are happy with where they are before the tournament. “Many people are looking far ahead but with that first game‚ it would set a massive statement‚ but we don’t mind flying under the radar.” However‚ the overhead conditions in the UK are a big leveller and a flat track can become difficult to bat on if the climatic conditions allow the white Kookaburra ball to swing lavishly.
“Conditions determine how you bowl in specific games and not all grounds are small. There’s normally one big side but you use that as best as you can‚” Ngidi said.
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