3 reasons why India are so dominant in home conditions

#1 Indian pacers are going to the next level

Shami and Yadav were brilliant in this series

Earlier people used to say India can win only on tracks that are dust bowls which turn from day one. But in this series, India have shown that there is no need for raging turners; they can win even with their fast bowlers.

Credit has to be given to the Indian captain for the transformation of the pacers. Kohli gave them confidence and created a positive fitness environment, which has resulted in them performing like never before.

This is the best lot of Indian pacers we've ever seen. The likes of Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav are running through a batting line-up that has grown up playing high-quality fast bowlers.

India’s fast bowlers completely out-bowled their counterparts. The Indian pacers took 26 wickets at an average of 17.5, which is way better than the South African pacers who had an average of 70.

In the last three years, India’s fast bowlers have an average of 23.63 and a strike-rate of 46.1, which is stunning. The evolution of the fast bowlers is one of the main reasons why India have been able to dominate even when the pitches have not been spin-friendly.