Steyn was spitting fire through his words just like his bowling and said that India&rsquo;s 141-run loss in the first ODI in Johannesburg was like a wake-up call for the World No 1 side. He said SA won&#39;t be complacent and will try to seal the series here. <img alt="Dale Steyn" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/Dale-Steyn_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 567px;" /> Dale Steyn The third ODI is slated for Wednesday in Centurion. &ldquo;In India the ball doesn&rsquo;t get higher than the stumps. This is not Mumbai. It is going to be hard to play here. And there is more of that coming on Sunday,&rdquo; he said. Asked if the Indian batsmen are frightened of South African bowling attack, Steyn said: &ldquo;I would think so. I would definitely like to think so.&rdquo; Steyn hoped it would be repeat of the J&rsquo;burg performance. &ldquo;Hopefully we can have a similar performance (as in Johannesburg) as we did the other night, and we should be able to come through with a victory. It is a massive game for us, we have the chance to seal the series here and we would like to do so,&rdquo; he said. Steyn also taunted the Indian batsmen saying they never wanted to bat on fast and bouncy tracks: &ldquo;Our batsmen are batting really well and in some small way we have really given the Indians a taste of what the conditions are.&rdquo;

Sniffing a series win in Durban, South African pace spearhead Dale Steyn once again reminded the Indians that they will be terrified once more with aggressive bowling when the two teams face-off again in the second ODI at the Kingsmead here today.

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