South African cricket team promises to bounce back

South Africa cricket captain Hashim Amla feels his side have strong belief going into their second Test against England in Cape Town.
The South Africans haven’t won in their last seven Tests, which equals their longest sequence without a victory since their re-admission to the international scene in 1991.

England won the first Test by 241 runs, but Amla is not worried and points to his team’s track record in being able to bounce back from defeats.

The 32-year-old did not confirm whether Quinton de Kock will play as wicket keeper in order to let AB de Villiers concentrate solely on batting.
Amla also welcomed back former captain Graeme Smith as a consultant saying he can ‘add value’ to the batters.