The only thing on the mind of Proteas opener Sarel Erwee is to right the wrongs of the first Test.
SA suffered a heavy innings defeat to New Zealand last week, where they scored only 206 runs in two innings as they were dominated in the batting, bowling and fielding departments.
After a period of self-introspection, Proteas players are back at training and Erwee said they want to correct the mistakes and improve as individuals and as a team. “Those things you did right you have to stick to and those you did not get right you have to find a way to adapt and reflect on how you are going to improve and get better.
“Lots of things have been said by a lot of people, but it is about adapting early on and making peace with the conditions.”
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