South Africa captain AB de Villiers remained wary of an Australian unit eager to right the wrongs incurred during last week's historic defeat to Zimbabwe, ahead of Tuesday's key tri-series fixture at the Harare Sports Club.
With Morne Morkel out of the reckoning and nursing a shoulder injury,it remains to be seen if SA can maintain the standards.
Anything can happen no and the tournament is wide open.
It would do a world of good if Zimbabwe make it to the triseries finals.They might get some sponsors and those cricketers there can have a better future,just lending a thought.
Meh. Let's see though. I do expect Oz to fight back. But not that sure either. Despite the loss, it's still great to have Clarkeh back tbh - so there's hope.
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Where is Warner?
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He took some time off as he's 'drained out' apparently. Fair enough. And he's expecting his first child, so there might be that too
A great effor by Faf in this match to keep SA in the match single handedly. At this point of time I think he is cementing his place as one of the top batsmen in the world and will be playing a huge role at the top of the order for SA going into the World Cup. It really is high time that the team won a major tournament.
