"The difference in intensity is the biggest thing, probably the biggest lesson that the margin for error is much smaller."
Proteas pace bowler Lizaad Williams provided some insight on Tuesday into how difficult it has been for all the new players included for the series against Pakistan to step up to the plate when he said that he felt like “a toddler going into primary school”. While the ODI series was lost 2-1, all three games were close, and the T20 series is level at 1-1 following South Africa’s overwhelming victory in the second match, heading into the third game at Centurion on Wednesday.“It’s been an unbelievable experience and I’m really honoured to represent my country at the highest level, and being able to contribute in the second game after the first match did not go to plan,” Williams said on Tuesday.
“I feel like a toddler going into primary school, I’m just observing everything and trying to take it all in. The difference in intensity is the biggest thing, probably the biggest lesson that the margin for error is much smaller. The batsmen don’t give their wickets away easily, they grind you out. So at training you have to try and match that intensity.”
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