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It’s up to BCCI to allow Indian players in SA20: Graeme Smith

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Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith expected a better performance from the Proteas in the recently concluded T20 World Cup in Australia. Smith, 41, believes that the beginning of the T20 League in SA will help the national team build a strong outfit. The inaugural SA20 league will start on January 10.

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It’s up to BCCI to allow Indian players in SA20: Graeme Smith

“There’s so much talent [in SA], I hope we can develop that talent to play under pressure on the global stage. Look at the amount of strong cricketers that have come through in the IPL. Hopefully, there’ll be 25-35 players in the next couple of years who will make the selectors’ jobs very, very difficult

1 year ago·Mumbai, India

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