Bank on JK at the WC
Jacques Kallis hurt South African Christmases countrywide, but there is merit in his decision to quit Test cricket in order to prolong his ODI career regardless.
Jacques Kallis hurt South African Christmases countrywide, but there is merit in his decision to quit Test cricket in order to prolong his ODI career regardless.
Odds of an outright Proteas triumph at the Australasian event are pretty wholesome and tasty, much like your Sunday lunch, at 4/1.
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