Wayne Parnell said South Africa's 'world-class' fast bowlers have avoided social media to form a strong bond as the team looks to go the distance at the T20 World Cup. | Sport24news
Wayne Parnell on Saturday said South Africa's"world-class" fast bowlers have avoided social media to form a strong bond as the team looks to go the distance at the T20 World Cup.
Anrich Nortje has claimed 10 wickets in four matches to lead the Proteas pace attack, which includes Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi and Parnell. "After games you pick up your phones, you are on WhatsApp, social media, so we spoke about it in India in June, just to actually have moments when we talk about cricket."
"It's a crucial game for us tomorrow," Parnell, who called it a virtual quarter-final, told reporters. "I think the first thing that really stands out is the unity. I think people are really enjoying other people's successes, also everyone just trusting each other," said Parnell.
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