South Africa's veteran paceman Dale Steyn is confident his side can end their World Cup jinx and get to the final -- with 'a bit of luck'.
File: Dale Steyn believes the South Africans can lift the trophy at the tournament in England and Wales starting May 30.NEW DELHI - South Africa's veteran paceman Dale Steyn is confident his side can end their World Cup jinx and get to the final -- with"a bit of luck".
With the Faf du Plessis-led side winning 11 of their last 13 one-day series, Steyn believes the South Africans can lift the trophy at the tournament in England and Wales starting May 30. "If you're not going to the World Cup expecting to win, then you probably shouldn't go. But I'm not going to lie, we have some fantastic players," said Steyn, 35.
"He's been bowling exceptionally well. Kagiso is a wunderkind. Just hope he continues that kind of form." said Steyn.
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