South Africa ignore near-misses with eye on T20 World Cup final

Despite the Proteas' deep resources of talent, the country has only won one international title -- the Champions Trophy back in 1998.

Kagiso Rabada (L) of South Africa celebrates with teammates. AFP PHOTO

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

South Africa coach Rob Walter believes his team will not be haunted by its embarrassing legacy of big-match stagefright when they take on Afghanistan for a place in the T20

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South Africa ignore near-misses with eye on T20 World Cup final

Despite the Proteas' deep resources of talent, the country has only won one international title -- the Champions Trophy back in 1998.

Kagiso Rabada (L) of South Africa celebrates with teammates. AFP PHOTO

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