Bavuma and Rossouw both scored ducks in each of the two previous T20 Internationals which were won by India.

The Proteas may opt to rest the pair and change the combinations up.

David Miller, who scored 106 not out in the previous match feels that it’s far from panic stations in the camp.

“There are a lot of stories from the past with one being of Australia not doing too well before the World Cup and then they end up winning it.

“I don't think it's too much to worried about. There are a few areas where we can work on and I think that will always be the case.

“If we are competing in every ball in every game and give ourselves the best chance to win, it's all we can really ask for.

“We've built a really good squad over the last 18 months.”

Play between India and South Africa at the Holkar Cricket Stadium is set to get under way at 15:30.

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