The SA20 is on a break as the Proteas try to find their World Cup rudder through a crucial series against England. | Sport24news
Stadiums have been packed.
The undisrupted cricket has allowed the cricketers who made the cut to display their wares in varying forms. The vibrant Orange Army of St George's Park will be missed - Sunrisers Eastern Cape have completed their home games - but they do leave Joburg's Yellow Whistle gang and Pretoria's Blue Sea to pick up the baton from them.England and Paarl Royals captain Jos Buttler may be the top run-maker, but Faf du Plessis's ton is living long the memories of those who watched it.
And it wasn't a haul that tied up the tail. He took down the Super Giants' top and middle order, subjecting them to their second consecutive sub-100 total. The same has applied to the West Indian contingent through Romario Shepherd, Alzarri Joseph, Jason Holder, and Kyle Mayers, who have contributed at different times for their franchises.
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