South Africa's bowling line-up the best I've seen, says Allan Donald "The current crop of bowlers is definitely the best I've seen," Donald, who took 330 Test wickets, told reporters. Collectively, when there is a change of bowler, the pressure never stops. The heat is relentless from both ends and the pace is relentless from both ends, and I think that is a big accolade for this group of bowlers. We have to make sure that we stay relentless in our approach, but it's fantastic to work with this group of players. However, Donald has warned his quicks they could be forced to graft in Cape Town after recent hot weather has baked the Newlands surface dry. That could open the way for Pakistan's spinners, led by Saeed Ajmal, to take control as the match wears on and opener Alviro Petersen is wary of their threat. "It's not quite a 49 all out pitch," he said. If there is one ground where they can bounce back it's Newlands. Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq is confident his side can bounce back, but rubbished suggestions they would reinforce their batting line-up after the opening-Test capitulation. "Wherver you go in the world, six batsmen and a wicketkeeper have to take responsibility," he said. We are improving, in terms of batting and in terms of attitude. I am really confident that these guys can fight back. Whenever we've had tough times, we have been able to come out of it.