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India To Face "Different Beast" In 3rd T20I, Morne Morkel Says "Whole Building Shaking" Due To Wind

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ESPNcricinfoIndia To Face "Different Beast" In 3rd T20I, Morne Morkel Says "Whole Building Shaking" Due To Wind
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Morne Morkel said that the wind could impact a lot of things, and it is during only a short window of training, warm-ups, and practice that players can gain an understanding of how it is going to affect them.

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