The Proteas have been doing some sight-seeing in and around New York at the T20 World Cup currently under way.
Proteas cricketers with their Yankees shirts in New York, from left coach Rob Walter, Yankees coach Aaron Boone, captain Aiden Markram and Kagiso Rabada. Picture: Supplied
It’s not every day that South African cricketers get to play in the USA but with the T20 World Cup happening in that country and in the Caribbean over the next few weeks, the Proteas cricket team have been doing some sight-seeing in and around New York this last week. The South African team have already played their first game of the tournament, in New York, on Monday when they
The team was treated to a welcome dinner co-hosted by Cricket South Africa and the South African Consulate upon their arrival in New York at the Long Island Marriott Hotel last Saturday.
In addition, captain Aiden Markram, coach Rob Walter and fast bowler Kagiso Rabada conducted a jersey swap with Yankees coach Aaron Boone and star player Austin Wells.Walter thanked their hosts, saying, “The team is feeling incredibly motivated and grateful for the incredible support we’ve received here in New York.”Proteas must put first World Cup win behind them, says Nortje
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