South Africa vs India 2018: India's probable playing XI for second T20I

The Indian bowling has been riding on the shoulders of two spinners in ODIs. While Kuldeep Yadav has been a revelation with his recent exploits, Yuzvendra Chahal has been silently making quite an impression over the last year and a half. His dexterity over his art, the ability to slip in quiet overs in the middle, and the spirit of always challenging the batsmen with aggressive bowling sets him apart.

That Jasprit Bumrah has been a superb find for India is a given, but the way he has improved himself on all fronts makes him a much-improved bowler from the raw, slingy bowler that he was, to begin with. He now has much more control over his game, and can slip in the yorker at will, along with a clever concoction of slower deliveries. He looked listless in the first game, however, conceding 32 runs from his four overs, but the ODI World No.1 bowler won't take long to get out of the minor rut.