SA vs NED: “You have to let your emotions in,” South Africa captain Temba Bavuma said while motivating his team in the post-match presentation after their 38-run defeat to the Netherlands. “Don’t think there’s no point in trying to forget what happened. It’s going to hurt, it should hurt.”
“But then you come back tomorrow, you wake up and get back on your journey. Our campaign will not end by any stretch of the imagination, but you have to feel the spirit of today and come back tomorrow with your head held high.”
Netherlands broke South Africa’s victory streak in ODI:-
You should know that South Africa, riding a five-match ODI winning streak, looked unnaturally loose against the Netherlands. He gave away 32 extra runs which included 21 wides, one no-ball and 10 leg byes.
Bavuma said that South Africa was not just weak with the ball, but was also weak in fielding. “Giving 30-32 extra runs, that is, extra five overs, will always hurt you. This is an area for us to improve. It is because of these extra runs that Netherlands recovered from 112 for 6 in the 27th over to 245 for 8. Was successful in making.
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Temba Bavuma said in praise of the Netherlands team:-
Bavuma praised the Netherlands team, saying, “The Netherlands came back into the game for the first time in the match with a half-century from Scott Edwards and useful cameos from Roelof van der Merwe and Aryan Dutt and regular intervals when South Africa were chasing the target. But their bowlers took wickets.
Bavuma, “The Netherlands took full advantage of our weakness”: –
Bavuma said, “I thought we restricted them to 112 for 6. From that point you are probably not looking at anything over 200. Certainly our bowlers bowled the ball where they could get over 240.” reached.”
“But with the batting, we were still confident of chasing that score. With his double-spin in the powerplay, there was something we couldn’t understand. Lastly I would like to congratulate him for the way he handled the game. Took advantage of some of our weaknesses.
