The Proteas wouldn’t have envisaged winning a series of any kind considering the travails of their home summer.
David Miller and Temba Bavuma of South Africa celebrate with Tabraiz Shamsi and Quinton de Kock who combine to to get the wicket of D'Arcy Short of Australia during the 2020 Momentum One Day International Series game between South Africa and Australia at Boland Park in Paarl on 29 February 2020.That’s the position they find themselves in now as they salivate at the prospect of a series whitewash should they beat Australia in the third ODI in Potchefstroom on Saturday.
The series win has emboldened captain Quinton de Kock to a point where nothing less than a win will do in the North West Province. “We’ve come here knowing that we want to win the series 3-0 and it’ll be a good boost for the team‚” he said. De Kock’s run return hasn’t been the best in the series‚ but where his bat has gone missing‚ Heinrich Klaasen’s and Janneman Malan’s have led the way.
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