With the Rugby World Cup behind us, full focus will turn to the Proteas and the possibility of them breaking their world title drought.
It shouldn’t be overlooked that the Proteas have been flying largely under the radar at the, and have now won five out of their six ODI matches to date, and look certain to reach the knockout stage of the global event.
As the Proteas prepare to take on New Zealand on Wednesday in Pune, they will be looking to regain the top spot in the Cricket World Cup standings and improve their chances of qualifying for the semi-finals, and there is increasing hope that they could follow in the Springboks’ footsteps and make history.“As a team, we drew inspiration from the Springboks winning the Rugby World Cup for a fourth time,” said Proteas captain Temba Bavuma.
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