Mumbai. The final match of the three-match Test series between India and New Zealand will be played in Mumbai. This is the same ground where New Zealand’s Ajaz Patel had taken ten wickets in an innings. Even though India suffered a defeat against New Zealand in the first two Test matches. New Zealand spinner Ajaz Patel believes the host team still has the upper hand when it comes to turning wickets. New Zealand defeated India in all areas of the game in both matches. He performed better than India, especially on a pitch that was helpful for spinners.

The third and final Test match will be played at the Wankhede Stadium. It is speculated that a pitch is being prepared here too to help the slow bowlers. Patel hopes his team will make all the good moves like they did in the last two games. Although India can adapt better to pitches that are helpful to spinners than them.

Patel said: “When it comes to playing on turning wickets, India still has the upper hand over us. Indian batsmen traditionally perform well on turning pitches. Of course, he hasn’t achieved the success he wanted in this series. It is definitely an opponent whose players are extremely talented and it is not easy to defeat them.

Patel said: “They have very experienced players and it will be important for our spin bowlers to control things and keep the pressure on for as long as possible. “We need to make sure that no matter what wicket we play on, deliver our best performance.