By: Tarish Bhatt
Traditionally, Dharamsala has produced a competitive wicket, with pace, bounce and carry, but in the upcoming T20 between India and South Africa there might be a different deck on offering.
Unlike its predecessors, the current Dharamsala pitch is expected to be on a slower side, and it would get more slower as the game goes on. However, it would remain a good T20 pitch with a high-scoring game on offering.
The reason behind the could be slow nature of Dharamsala pitch is less rain in the region, while there are also not enough matches played at the venue.
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