IND VERSUS SA: I DON'T THINK SOUTH AFRICA BOWLING ATTACK IS CASUAL BY ANY STRETCH OF IMAGINATION-RAHUL DRAVID

Lead trainer Rahul Dravid has stated that Team India isn't accepting the South African bowling as easygoing and gently in front of the Boxing Day Test in Centurion. Virat Kohli and Co. are on a mission in South Africa to win their very first Test series on the Proteas soil and many think this is the ideal time for India to open the accomplishment against a disrupted South Africa side. The hosts are going through a revival period later the retirement of their few legends, while India have transformed into a predominant side with their awesome record in the last two major abroad visits in Australia and England.

With Anrich Nortje being precluded, the South African bowling assault looked somewhat easygoing, while Dravid doesn't believe that in any way shape or form.

"I don't think this assault is relaxed in any way shape or form. I believe it's a generally excellent South African assault. I will absolutely say that our assault is more capable than the South African assault now of time as far as the quantity of Test matches played which presumably probably won't have been the situation previously," Dravid said in the question and answer session in front of the primary Test match against South Africa.

India lead trainer accepts that South Africa have some demonstrated entertainers in the bowling assault and the guests need to bat well to allow their own bowlers an opportunity to guarantee 20 wickets.

"It's sure they have quality, they have some excellent bowlers in their home conditions. They have some demonstrated entertainers also so we are unquestionably not going to trifle with them either nonchalantly or, we realize we have a challenge in our grasp we know whether we going to set up the sort of score that will allow our bowlers an opportunity to take 20 wickets. We need to bat extremely well. We have talked about that they will be periods in this Test series where we must battle and buckle down. We don't take any assault nonchalantly," he said.

Dravid further showed his faith in Indian bowlers and cases that he moved them to 20 wickets in the South African conditions.

"I absolutely feel that we have an incredible assault this time and we have some accomplished and gifted bowlers in the general gathering. We can unquestionably retaliate and we back ourselves to take 20 wickets in these conditions," he added.

In any case, Dravid would not uncover the playing XI just before the Boxing Day Test as he would rather not open his cards before the resistance.

"I think we are exceptionally clear inside our gathering concerning what the sort of group will play in the Boxing Day Test match yet I very much prefer to keep it as such. According to a viewpoint of a batsman, I might want to know what sort of bowlers the restrictions are playing, We don't have to illuminate the resistance concerning what our precise playing XI will be. We will see that tomorrow first thing at the throw," Dravid said.