Mindset Was Key For Proteas In NY
Heinrich Klaasen says a change in mindset was key for the Proteas as they had to adapt to a difficult pitch in New York for their first three T20 World Cup games
11th June 2024
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Heinrich Klaasen says a change in mindset was key for the Proteas as they had to adapt to a difficult pitch in New York for their first three T20 World Cup games
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