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    T20 World Cup: Nerves will be there, but South Africa go in with very little pressure, says Paul Ada
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    T20 World Cup: Nerves Will Be There, But South Africa Go In With Very Little Pressure, Says Paul Adams

    By IANS News June 29, 2024 • 09:36 AM View: 750
    T20 World Cup: After 54 matches, the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup has reached its conclusion point through Saturday’s engrossing title clash between unbeaten sides India and South Africa at the Kensington Oval.

    For South Africa, it’s the first time they are playing a men’s Cricket World Cup final after seven previous heartbreaks in the knockouts. But the Aiden Markram-led side haven’t crumbled under pressure and have managed to come out on top every single time by winning key moments.

    Former South Africa spinner Paul Adams, who played 45 Tests and 25 ODIs, speaks exclusively to IANS on the Proteas entering the title clash, how they stack up against a formidable Indian team, Aiden Markram stepping up as the leader and more. Excerpts:

    TAGS South Africa T20 World Cup Kensington Oval For South Africa Cricket World Cup Aiden Markram Former South Africa Paul Adams World Cup South Africans South African Eric Simons Chennai Super Kings Rohit Sharma Keshav Maharaj Tabraiz Shamsi
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