🇿🇦 Proteas captain Aiden Markram says his team are not underestimating WestIndies ahead of Saturday's T20 match. 🏏 SAvWI Cricket BePartOfIt Read more 🔽
Though he previously captained the national U-19 side, Markram admitted there was more pressure to lead a, as he prepared to take charge of the T20 squad for the first time since taking over from former skipper Temba Bavuma earlier this month.
“It is definitely different to U-19 level. I think there’s a lot more depth to it here than U-19 cricket when everyone just wanted to play and you just had to ensure the team was getting along and the guys understood their roles. That’s pretty much as simple as it was,” Markram said. “I suppose there are bits and pieces you can take from that, but I think a few years of being in this environment has helped. We’ve had some great leaders around us since I started and I’ve been able to sponge information off them and see how they operate, so that has shaped the way I’m starting to think.”
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