23 March 2015 – South African Football Association (SAFA) President, Dr Danny Jordaan has wished the SA national cricket team, the Proteas good luck in their ICC Cricket World Cup semi-final match against New Zealand on Tuesday morning.
Both nations have never made it to the cricket World Cup final before and the winner will play either India or Australia in the final in Melbourne.
Dr Jordaan said he was impressed by how the Proteas have played throughout the tournament and added that they have what it takes to go all the way.
Both nations have never made it to the cricket World Cup final before and the winner will play either India or Australia in the final in Melbourne.
Dr Jordaan said he was impressed by how the Proteas have played throughout the tournament and added that they have what it takes to go all the way.
“We want to congratulate Cricket SA and the Proteas for a fine World Cup campaign. We have truly been impressed and inspired by their performances and would like to wish them well against New Zealand. We are confident that they will go all the way. They have what it takes to beat New Zealand in their own backyard and go on to lift the trophy,” said Dr Jordaan.
Overall, the Proteas have played New Zealand 61 times in ODIs and South Africa have recorded 36 victories while the Kiwis have 20 wins. Five matches were “no result”.
New Zealand have a slight edge in World Cup matches. In six appearances, they have won four times while the Proteas have two victories.
“We urge the South African public to rally behind the Proteas,” added Dr Jordaan.
Overall, the Proteas have played New Zealand 61 times in ODIs and South Africa have recorded 36 victories while the Kiwis have 20 wins. Five matches were “no result”.
New Zealand have a slight edge in World Cup matches. In six appearances, they have won four times while the Proteas have two victories.
“We urge the South African public to rally behind the Proteas,” added Dr Jordaan.
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