After India's 76-run loss to South Africa in the Super Eights, Nayar pointed to the batting collapse where India was bowled out for 111 chasing 188. Despite Shivam Dube's 42, the team never recovered from early blows.
Nayar highlighted technical issues against quality off-spin, noting the need for better planning against bowlers like South Africa's Keshav Maharaj and West Indies' Roston Chase to revive India's semi-final hopes.