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South -Africa and Zimbabwe Climb the second and final test of the series at Queens Sports Club de Bulawayo, where visitors will try to finish the tour with another strong performance in the absence of Keshav Maharaj. South Africa goes to the second test in Bulawayo with a 1-0 and full confidence after a dominant victory in the opening contest. Their bowls and the higher order had a complete control and will have the goal of sealing the series. Zimbabwe directed by CRAIG EVINE, will try to bounce and fight again. With pride on the line, they will need key players to increase them.
Report on the pitch of the Queens Sports Club:
The pitch of the Queens Sports Club de Bulawayo is traditionally known for offering a balanced competition between bat and ball in the test cricket. At the beginning of the game, it is likely that fast bowls will find some movement out of the surface, especially with the new ball, helped by a little early humidity. However, as the game progresses, the surface tends to flatten, offering better conditions to beat on the 2nd and 3rd. The beaters who apply can build large scores, especially during the middle sessions.
On the 4th and 5th, the pitch alone slows down and cracks can begin to appear, bringing spinners to the game. Turn and variable rebound become key factors, which causes the fourth entry to pursue. Field conditions are usually quick, which reward synchronization and placement. In general, the surface of Bulawayo demands patience, discipline and adaptability from both the bathers and the bowls to succeed for five days.
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Bulawayo Meteorological Report:
- Day 1 – Sunday (July 6):
The test is expected to begin in perfect condition. The clear and sunny sky will rule, with temperatures ranging from 27 ° C to 11 ° C. The winds will remain light at 12 km/There is no chance of rain. It is an ideal start for the party without expected interruptions related to the weather. - Day 2 – Monday (July 7):
Time is still excellent for cricket. Another sunny day is expected, with temperatures between 25 ° C and 11 ° C. The winds will increase slightly to 24 km/h, but there is no rain yet. A whole day play is very likely. - Day 3 – Tuesday (July 8):
The conditions may be complicated. Clinged skies and temperatures of the refrigerator (13 ° C to 10 ° C) are expected. 63% of rainfall and 0.2 mm of precipitation could cause delays. High humidity (77%) and stronger winds can affect the game. - Day 4 – Wednesday (July 9):
Return the light sky. The day will be sunny with temperatures between 20 ° C and 7 ° C. The winds about 23 km/Only 5% rainfall allows for gentle cricket conditions. - Day 5 – Thursday (July 10):
The last day seems promising. Bright and sunny with temperatures of 22 ° C at 6 ° C. Rainfall is not expected and the wind will remain soft. An ideal configuration for a possible match endless without weather interruptions.
