The change in mood around cricket in SA has proved uplifting for the players and management.
STUART HESSWhile the Proteas wait for final confirmation about the last automatic berth for the 2023 World Cup, the change in mood over cricket in SA has proved uplifting for the players and management. They did what they needed to against the Netherlands, winning both matches and giving their overall net run rate a boost.
“We are on a good journey and if we can keep growing as a team, keep striving, that is where we are going to be our best.” “It raised the general interest in the game, the crowds were significant, the quality of the cricket was high and there was definitely some momentum coming out of that and we were able to jump on it against England and that has continued,” he said.
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