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3rd Match - Afghanistan v South Africa

Molehill

Cricketer Of The Year
Temba at the toss had no idea where to stand and what we were going to do 😂
He certainly left Ramiz wondering for a while.

Anyway, SA bat. Didn't seem to be much difference regarding conditions in the first game so doubt there's any real advantage in the toss.
 

Chin Music

State Vice-Captain
Something I've only just realised, Bavuma (as his caption showed his age as he came out to bat) is older than Root.
It's quite an old batting lineup with Temba, RvD and Miller all into their mid 30s. It isn't a bad lineup but you might think they would want to integrate one or two younger players post this tournament in ODI cricket ahead of the next world cup.
 

SeamUp

International Coach
It's quite an old batting lineup with Temba, RvD and Miller all into their mid 30s. It isn't a bad lineup but you might think they would want to integrate one or two younger players post this tournament in ODI cricket ahead of the next world cup.
It is a debate that's been going around.
Bavuma, QdK, RvD, Markram, Klaasen, Miller has been excellent in ODIs but next WC is questionable for all of them.

Rickelton, De Zorzi, Breetzke, Stubbs, Verreynne have been getting opportunities and I suppose we will see Pretorius, Brevis & others too. But there are so few ODI games now.
 
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Molehill

Cricketer Of The Year
It is a debate that's been going around.
Bavuma, QdK, RvD, Markram, Klaasen, Miller has been excellent in ODIs but next WC is questionable for all of them.

Rickelton, De Zorzi, Breetzke, Stubbs have been getting opportunities and I suppose we will see Pretorius, Brevis & others too. But there are so few ODI games now.
I was even surprised by Rickelton's age, had assumed he was like 23/24, but he's actually 28.

Anyway, he's playing a sensible innings here (much like Will Young) and setting it up nicely for some big hitting late on.
 

Chin Music

State Vice-Captain
It is a debate that's been going around.
Bavuma, QdK, RvD, Markram, Klaasen, Miller has been excellent in ODIs but next WC is questionable for all of them.

Rickelton, De Zorzi, Breetzke, Stubbs, Verreynne have been getting opportunities and I suppose we will see Pretorius, Brevis & others too. But there are so few ODI games now.
Yeah, I guess though I prefer there being a little too few ODIs than the old 5 or even 7 game series there used to be until the 3t20s and 3ODIs that many tours now consist of. However, it is harder to identify which mainly t20 or mainly test players have the transferable skills for 50 overs.
 

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