The countdown to the final of the World Test Championship between India and New Zealand has begun. The final will be played in Southampton, England from June 18 to 22. All former cricketers have started to address WTC winners. In this issue, former Pakistan batsman Salman Butt is well aware of the conditions as New Zealand play a two-match Test series against England and believe that the Kiwi team will be hugely involved in the final.
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Speaking on his YouTube channel, Salman Butt said: ‘The match is in June and playing a two-Test series against England will make New Zealand better in English conditions, which is why they have a huge upper hand. On the other hand, India will wait for the final with no match practice. Butt said that if he does his job in England’s season, his basics will be strong and a team that uses the technique correctly will have more chances of winning.
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Former Pakistan batsman said that the dual-team bowling team is also very important. He said, “There is another difference in how a two-team bowling team is, because line and length usually play a big part. If you play on a pitch where fast bowlers get good help, the line and length will be very important. If you move away from your mark, you will score. Spin bowler Monty Panesar has said that if the pitch at Southampton is helpful to the fast bowlers, the Indian team can be tough.
