IMLT20 3 bowlers to watch out for in the England masters vs South Africa Masters clash

The eighth match of International Masters League T20 is set to pit South Africa and England in a key encounter. So far the two sides have failed to win any game and are looking to make their mark in the tournament. A win on Monday will spark new life into one team while the other side will find themselves on the brink of early exit from the campaign.

While the batting has been tremendous from both sides it has been the bowling which has been a huge cause of concern. South Africa and England will hope that their spin bowlers in particular can do a good job and get key wickets. Considering the wickets in Vadodara have been offering good turn one can hope some of the slower bowlers to come to the fore.

Here are the top 3 bowlers to watch out for in SA Masters vs ENG masters game

3- Chris Schofield

Leg spin bowler Chris Schofield picked two wickets in the game against West Indies. The leg spin bowler got the wickets of Chris Gayle and Dwayne Smith. After Rahul Sharma’s hattrick, Chris Schofield will be looking to replicate the same feat in a ground where spin bowlers have known to get good purchase. South Africa have batters who tend to struggle against spin bowling and this is where Chris Schofield could come in handy.

2- Thandi Tshabalala

Thandi Tshabalala has been the best bowler for South Africa in the ongoing International Masters League. The off spinner has been picking wickets for his side and also been restricting runs. Considering the amount of left-handed batters in the England camp, Tshabalala will have a huge role to play with the ball on Monday. South Africa will hope that Tshabalala can pick wickets at regular intervals and help the team win their first match of the campaign.

1- Monty Panesar

Former England left-arm spinner Monty Panesar has always had great memories of playing in India. years after retiring from the game, Panesar hasn’t lost his bite with the ball and was the best bowler in the match against West Indies. The left-arm spinner can beat the batters in the air and bowl quick off the wicket and is still quiet a handful. South African batters will be wary of Panesar and his ability to take key wickets when they face him on Monday.

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