It’s a repeat of the last T20 World Cup final as India take on South Africa in their first Super 8 clash. Both teams arrive unbeaten and have rarely fumbled – except for that South Africa vs Afghanistan match, which went into a second Super Over.
Even as hosts, India won’t quite have home advantage, given South Africa have played three of their four group stage games on Ahmedabad’s flat wicket, which has an average first-inning score of 192 so far in this tournament – meaning we can expect a high-scoring encounter.
