The South African cricket squad might make survival difficult for all other cricket teams in the upcoming 2022 ICC T20 World Cup. Although South Africa’s record in the ICC format in recent years has been quite average, there has been a notable improvement in the team’s performance during the most recent T20 series. South Africa’s chances at the upcoming 2022 ICC T20 World Cup could increase as a result of the recent acquisition of a few crucial players to the squad of Sri Lanka’s playing XI.
1. Kagiso Rabada: A beast of death- overs
One of the best bowlers in the world, Kagiso Rabada, can frighten the opposition with his accurate deliveries. He is a beast in the death overs and bowls incredibly well during the powerplay. A class bowler, Rabada has been one of the most reliable performers in the South African cricket squad. His precise Yorkers and incisive bouncers have the capacity to influence a match’s outcome for the South African cricket team, whether it is during a powerplay, a death over, or both. Keeping his phenomenal trajectory in mind, Kagiso Rabada might pose a serious challenge to the top batters in the world at the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup tournament.
2. Tabraiz Shamsi: A nightmare for elite batters
In the realm of cricket, Tabraiz Shamsi is one of the top pacers. One of the highest rated players by the ICC, Tabraiz frequently presents a significant obstacle for the best batters on the field. Tabraiz Shamsi can be used by the South African cricket team in the powerplay because, although he is willing to take a risk and give up a few runs, the ace bowler still possesses the skills necessary to take the game’s most significant wickets. For top-tier batters, especially left-handed batters, Tabraiz is a walking nightmare and can pose a serious challenge to the top-order batters in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup tournament.
3. David Miller: A hard-hitting left hander
David Miller, the hard-hitting, left-hand batsman, could be the dark horse of South Africa’s playing XI. Miller is one of the most experienced players for the T20 formats in the current South African cricket squad. He has played a total of 87 innings and has scored a total of 1882 runs in the T20 formats at an amazing strike rate of 141.71. Batting at number 5, David Miller can prove to be a crucial player in the team and can possibly drive the South African cricket team to a glorious victory in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup tournament.
