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stefan9 said:
Looking forward to 2027:
Qdk retired won't be there retired
Temba will be 37, so probably won't be there
Rassie will be 38 so same as Temba
Aiden will be 33 and likely to captain the team
Heinrich Klaasen will be 36, touch and go if he makes it to 2027
David Miller will be 38 so same as rassie & Temba
Jansen will be 27. Needs to improve mentality.
Gerald Coetzee will be 27. Showed the mentality we need.
KG will 32. So still there.
Keshav will be 37, spinner so touch & go
Shamsi 37 so same as keshav. But less likely imho
Reeza Hendricks will be 38. So same as rassie & Temba.
Lizaad Williams will be 34 so unlikely
Andile phelukwayo will be 31. Still around if good enough
Lungi will be 31. So still around if good enough and fit enough.
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This tells me that this year was one of our best chances with regards to an experienced squad. Jansen seriously struggled yesterday.
 
stefan9 said:
SA A vs West Indies A at stumps day 1. 5 of the top 6 got starts but no one got a substantial score.

RSAA v WIA, 1st unofficial Test
RSAA 46-0 & 287-9 d
Tagenarine Chanderpaul*: 27 (28)
Zachary McCaskie: 17 (28)
Duanne Olivier 2-0-10-0
Day 1: Stumps - West Indies A trail by 241 runs

Click here to view more : http://www.cricbuzz.com/live-cricke...-test-west-indies-a-tour-of-south-africa-2023
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Good to see more guys getting a run but I would not read too much into this game. Pretty sure the SA A side would be able to beat the current WI senior team going by how they have regressed.
 
They are on x screaming their heads of about CSA infringe on his freedom of speech cause csa is having an inquiry about this this weekend.
 
modern10 said:
Spot on. They know who they are. Whining about politics in sports when it's convenient for them
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Those people are only interested in furthering their political ambitions, and sport is a nice convenient vechile for them to do that, at no cost to themselves.
 
elf_lord_ZC5 said:
Those people are only interested in furthering their political ambitions, and sport is a nice convenient vechile for them to do that, at no cost to themselves.
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Sports and politics have always been linked, not only in SA but all around the world.

Now, I don't think Teeger should be suspended but calls for him to have dialogue is fair. Some people are being hypocrites by defending Teeger while the same people very likely blasted Ngidi for having views on BLM.
 
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