Sunrisers Eastern Cape batsman Temba Bavuma says they will have to be meticulous around their planning for the Betway SA20 playoffs which will be played in the highveld.
Bavuma, who put on a wonderful knock on his way to a half-century against the Super Kings, explained how they can go about playing at the two grounds that will host the semi-finals.
"We’ll first find out where we are playing, us as the batting unit and bowling unit we’ll have to speak in terms of how we can make adjustments," said Bavuma speaking to the media yesterday after the defeat to the Super Kings. "The wicket is not your Wanderers T20 wicket, where you can just hit through the line and get the ball in the air because you know it’s going to travel. If we’re in Pretoria then it’s a different story. I think as batters we can be confident in hitting through the lines and bowlers can be confident in backing that hard length.
"It’s understanding where we’ll be playing then we can start having conversations around the conditions and how we are going to go about our business," he said.
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