After a disappointing batting performance in the second match, India will be looking to make changes to their lineup. Abhishek Sharma's recent form is a concern, and the team may consider bringing in Tilak Varma to open with Sanju Samson. Ramandeep Singh is also an option for the middle order.
India's key batters, including Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, and Rinku Singh, will need to perform consistently. Pandya, despite scoring 39 runs in the previous game, was slow to score, highlighting an area for improvement. While Samson is currently in good form, other batters must contribute if he has an off day.
On the bowling front, Arshdeep Singh will aim to bounce back after conceding 28 runs in his last two overs. India may consider bringing in Yash Dayal as an alternative. Spinners Varun Chakravarthy and Ravi Bishnoi have been performing well, and the Centurion pitch could offer them further assistance.
For South Africa, the team will hope for stronger contributions from their experienced batsmen, including Aiden Markram, David Miller, and Heinrich Klaasen, particularly against India's spinners.
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