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Former Australia quick Trent Copeland has outlined why the pace attack on both sides will be central to the three-Test series beginning October 9, 2026.
Former Australia fast bowler Trent Copeland warned that a fierce pace-bowling contest will shape the upcoming three-Test series between Australia and South Africa. Speaking ahead of the series opener in Durban, Copeland highlighted concerns regarding Australia's top-six batting unit, suggesting they could struggle against South Africa's deep and formidable pace attack.
Copeland commended Australia's bowling attack featuring Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, and Nathan Lyon for offering unique variety. Meanwhile, South Africa's squad features several high-pace options including Marco Jansen, Gerald Coetzee, and Kagiso Rabada, though Lungi Ngidi missed out through injury.
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