South Africa lost both their opening games at the World Cup against hosts England and Bangladesh and will look to turn things around against India.
After the defeat to Bangladesh, Steyn was seen practicing his bowling, before he continued to the exercise with Hashim Amla for 30 minutes at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. Steyn was present at the nets with the rest of the South African team too, but did not bowl during the session. Steyn’s stints with the ball during the practice sessions prompted coach Ottis Gibson to raise hopes of his return for the match against India.”Dale Steyn is getting closer every day, he was on the field today bowling again, he is 85 percent, so we have to decide if 85 percent is good enough to play against India,” Gibson had said.”We’ve got to play with the ones that are fit, first of all.” “Any team that sees a fit Dale Steyn on the scorecard still sees somebody that he can do some damage. His white-ball record overall is outstanding.”
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