Day four
India Toughest Team To Beat, Says South Africa Spinner Harmer Ahead Of Test Tour
Harmer from Transvaal destroyed Pakistan with figures of 6-50 on Day Four of the second Test to give South Africa a comprehensive eight-wicket win in Rawalpindi on Thursday. The off-spinner said that he will be using the experience of bowling in Pakistan to succeed in India.
The World Test Champions will next head to India, where they play a two-Test series with the first Test in Kolkata from November 14.
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