It is not easy to beat Pakistan team in home condition, Captain South Africa.

 "Our focus is not on security but on cricket and it is not easy to beat the Pakistani team in home conditions," said Quentin de Kock, captain of the South African cricket team. "Most of our players have not played in Pakistan before, 

so we have prepared well," said Quentin de Kock, captain of the visiting South African cricket team. Read more: South African cricket team arrives in Pakistan after 14 years He said that everything is new here for us, trying to understand the conditions, conditions in Pakistan are different from the conditions in the world. "It's good we got the opportunity to prepare for the series as soon as we got here," he said. 

 

It is not easy to beat Pakistan team in home condition, Captain South Africa.

 He said that spin has an important role in Asian conditions, it is good that we have got the opportunity to prepare the series as soon as we come here. De Kock said that all aspects of security in Pakistan have been covered, our focus is not on security but on cricket. He said that when he was returning, he had security issues in mind but when he landed here, he was relieved that there was no security problem. He said that it is not easy to defeat the Pakistani team in home condition, now our team is strong in its condition. 

 

 Read also: South African players practice in Karachi after Corona Test negative Talking about the Pakistani team, he said that Babar Azam has batted very well in the last few years, he is performing well in all styles. 

He said that he was not looking at a single Pakistani player but was preparing the entire team. He said that Pakistan is also preparing against the spinners, every player of the team wants to score runs and is preparing for that. "Bubble life is very difficult, I've only spent two or three weeks at home in the last six months, but our team is in Seattle. I'm not thinking about changing my batting position," said Quentin de Kock.

 

 He said that the schedule is very difficult and he will play Pakistan Super League (PSL) whenever the opportunity arises. It may be recalled that the South African cricket team had arrived in Pakistan on January 16 to play a Test and T20 series and on arrival in Karachi, the visiting squad was warmly welcomed and escorted to the hotel in full security.

 A series of two Tests and three T20 matches will be played between Pakistan and South Africa. The Test series between the two teams is of utmost importance as it is part of the World Test Championship. The first Test of the series will be played at the National Stadium in Karachi from January 26 to 30, 

while the second Test of the series will be hosted by Rawalpindi from February 4-8. Read more: National squad for Test series announced from South Africa, 9 new players added After that, a series of three T20 matches between the two teams will be played on February 11, 13 and 14 at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. South Africa had earlier visited Pakistan in 2007 and won the Karachi Test by 160 runs to win the series 0-1. Pakistan hosted South Africa twice in 2010 and 2013 in the UAE. 

 A total of 11 Test series have been played between the two teams since 1995, of which South Africa has won seven, while Pakistan has won only one series so far, which was played in 2003.