“We always expect a really nice cricket surface here, a nice pitch. Overnight, there were some UV lights over the pitch, which meant that they were trying to get a little bit of moisture out of the surface. When you go down to the surface, it’s always rock hard. It is so hard that there is a tiny bit of moisture at the top of the surface, which means, whoever bats first, there will be a little bit of grip from the seam with that new ball. Once the batters get through that, it’s going to be a really true batting surface. Adelaide Oval always offers a good contest between bat and ball, and today will be no different either,”: reckon Parthiv Patel and Shane Watson.
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