Minibreak in the SA20 for the England ODIs will help to retrieve their fighting spirit, says Proteas legend
Durban Super Giants coach Lance Klusener, right, interacts with a fan during the SA20 match against Pretoria Capitals at Kingsmead. Picture: GALLO IMAGES/SPORTZPICS/SA20
Klusener was speaking after his players were on the receiving end of a sobering defeat at the hands of the Sunrisers Eastern Cape in pursuit of a mammoth 211-run target. They fell woefully short as they were dismissed for 86 in 14.4 overs in front of a boisterous St George’s Park crowd in Gqeberha. Starting with a clash against the Johannesburg Super Kings on Tuesday, the former Proteas all-rounder will want to see grit and determination from his men.
Klusener feels his team have not played to their potential. “We are a better side than that and it is a bit frustrating because I know the boys are hurting and they know they are a better team than that, so it is best we sort it out.
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