India's Cape Town repulsiveness: 6 Tests, 0 successes and when the 'entire nation played against 11 people's

India have a really bleak record at Cape Town and they would need to work out of their skins to transform it.

Its an obvious fact that India have always lost a Test series in South Africa. They won't this time around by the same token. However, in the event that there's a valuable chance to pack an incidental award, it's currently. Of India's eight voyages through South Africa, they've lost everything except one series - in 2010/11, when under MS Dhoni, the two-Test series finished in a 1-1 draw. The fantasy about enrolling a series win in SA should sit tight for the present, however given the whipping India were turned in Centurion last week, a drawing the series win a triumph in Cape Town will be pretty much as celebrated as a series win.

Yet, pause, there's a trick, a gigantic random data breathing down India's neck. Furthermore, that is their record at the Newlands Arena. India have drawn two Tests and lost three however never dominated a match at Cape Town. For a group that accomplished nearly everything last year, a success vows to go far in keeping them in a positive mentality in front of the five-match Test series against Britain beginning January 25. Yet, to do as such, India should fight history, their history at the setting and work on their own structure in addition to other things.

Here's introducing a lowdown of India's each of the five Tests played in Newlands, Cape Town

1992: Match drawn

Javagal Srinath was the star for India in this impasse, ascending to the test with a match-take of 6 wickets way back during the 1990s. Half-hundreds of years from Jonty Rhodes and Brian McMillan, alongside solid commitments from the lower request pushed South Africa to 370/9 pronounced. In answer, despite the fact that Manoj Prabhakar and Sachin Tendulkar scored up a fifty every, India fell a decent 114 runs behind, getting bowled out for 276. South Africa's push for a better lead was ended by Srinath, who guaranteed 4/33, setting India an objective of 244. However, because of absence of time staying in the game, India could arrive at 29/1 when the distinctions were shared.