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March 5, 2007Posted on 03/05/2007 in World Cup 2007
South Africa try to lose choker tag
Mickey Arthur, the coach, laughs off Shane Warne’s comments about South Africa being chokers, but Allan Donald says he’s worried about his team in the crucial moments.
"In big games Australia are well ahead of South Africa," Donald said in the Daily Telegraph. "I think a big part of that is because on numerous occasions we just couldn't finish it off in the big time.”
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