Standard Bank Proteas left-arm spinner, Keshav Maharaj, says he will stick to the same game plan if selected to play in the second Test match against Australia starting at the Blundstone Arena in Hobart on Saturday. The conditions in Hobart have been traditionally known to benefit both seam and spin, with statistics showing that spinners have more five-wicket hauls in the third and fourth innings than pace bowlers, which could make him a valuable weapon. The 26-year-old says he received advice before the series from fellow left-arm spinner, Paul Harris, and has identified his role in the team as more of a containing spinner in the seam-friendly conditions of Australia.