Team India will break Pakistan's record?: Will have to win 3 matches from South Africa, and Australia will be equal on a clean sweep

The five-match home T20 series against South Africa will start on June 9. Team India will have a chance to break Pakistan's record in this series. If Team India wins three matches in this series, then it will overtake Pakistan in terms of winning most T20 matches against South Africa.

At present, the Indian team is at number four in terms of winning T20 matches against South Africa. They have defeated South Africa in 9 matches out of 15 matches. Pakistan and England are on this list ahead of India, which has defeated South Africa 11 times. Australia has won the most 14 T20 matches against South Africa. To match that, India will have to clean sweep the series.

South Africa's record against India on the home pitch is good

South Africa's figures in T20 matches are good against India on the home pitch. India has so far played 4 T20Is against South Africa at home. Out of these, he has won 1 and has to face defeat in 3 matches.

Chance to win home ground first series against South Africa

India would like to win a home T20 series against South Africa for the first time by winning the series starting in Delhi on June 9. So far India has not won a single home series against South Africa.

So far two T20 series have been played between the two countries in India. In the first three-match series played in October 2015, India lost 2–0. A match was cancelled. At the same time, in September 2019, the series between the two countries was drawn 1-1. One match of this series was also canceled.

India played its first T20 match against South Africa only.

India played its first international T20 match against South Africa. This match was played in Johannesburg in 2006. Chasing a target of 127 runs in that match, India registered a 6-wicket win over South Africa with one ball to spare.

Brief Scores:

South Africa - 126/9 in 20 overs, Albie Morkel 27 runs, Johan van der Waath 21 runs, Zaheer Khan 2/15, Ajit Agarkar 2/10 India - 127/4 in 19.5 overs, won by 6 wickets, Sehwag 34 runs , Dinesh Mongia 38 runs, Dinesh Karthik 31 runs, Charl Langeveldt 2/20

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