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September 29, 2007Posted on 09/29/2007 in Twenty20
No reason to be grumpy
Even if the maths had been kind to the South Africans, writes Tom Eaton in the Mail & Guardian Online, they were simply not quick-witted enough to compete at the Twenty20 event.
Put a bowling machine 22 yards away and South Africans will hit it as far -- perhaps further -- than anyone in the world. But put a brain and will behind that ball and, well ...
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