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SA vs AFG: ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Semi-Final 1: 5 Players To Watch Out For

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SA vs AFG: ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Semi-Final 1: 5 Players To Watch Out For
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Twenty teams are competing for the first time in the World T20 Men’s T20 Cup, which has advanced to the semi-finals following three thrilling weeks of cricket. The teams going to the final on Wednesday will be determined by the results of the semi-final competition between South Africa and Afghanistan this year.

While Afghanistan and New Zealand both had strong tournament performances, Afghanistan’s victories over Australia and New Zealand in particular stood out.

SA vs AFG: Top 5 Players to Watch Out For:

Rahmanullah Gurbaz:

Rahmanullah Gurbaz's fitting response after AFG's settle scores with AUS: 'They hurt us in ODI WC, now we hurt them' | Crickit

A major factor in the team’s victory in the competition was Afghanistan’s opener, Rahmanullah Gurbaz. In both games, he scored double fifties and scored 43 against Bangladesh, demonstrating his extraordinary and excellent skills. He is a useful collaborator because of his ability to lay a solid foundation.

Naveen-ul-Haq:

AUS vs AFG: Naveen-ul-Haq's Instagram Post After Afghanistan's Statement Win Against Australia Goes Viral | Times Now

In the 2024 T20 World Cup, just four bowlers have taken up more wickets than the 24-year-old, with 13 at an average of 11.15 and an economy of 6.12. He has taken seven wickets in his last two games. In this competition, he has only lost a wicket once. He has taken eight of his thirteen wickets from left-handers. With a strike rate of six against them, he might be useful as a weapon against David Miller and Quinton de Kock.

Rashid Khan:

Captain Rashid Khan: Talisman, identity, hope and voice of Afghanistan cricket sparkles in historic entry to World Cup semifinals | Cricket News - The Indian Express

Rashid Khan is one of the match winners in the memory of Afghan national team fans. He has been playing in different leagues, from which he has taken more than 500 wickets. The leg-break young man has taken four wickets at 21.8 on average only during the last three games and can bowl against Bangladesh’s top order tonight He is our threat to the top of Bangladesh batsmen today due to his accuracy with the ball as a leg-break handsome bowler who has taken 5 wickets at an average of 21.8 in his last three games.

Quinton de Kock:

Cricket World Cup 2023: Quinton de Kock stars as South Africa thrash Bangladesh to lay down marker - Eurosport

In the Super 8s, the wicketkeeper-batter amassed two fifties despite not playing much in the group stage. The left-hander scored 12 against the West Indies after scoring 74 and 65 against the USA and England, respectively. Among batters who have faced at least 50 balls during this period, he also has the highest strike rate (168) during the powerplay. In addition, de Kock has struck the most sixes in the opening six overs (ten).

Kagiso Rabada:

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In a critical ICC T20 World Cup 2024, Very 8, Group 2 matches at Sir Vivian Richards Arena, North Sound, Antigua, Kagiso Rabada guaranteed game-dominating figures of 3/18 against the US. To dominate the following match, South Africa needs him to have the option to separate organizations and apply tension to the resistance.

Rabada’s expertise and structure make him a player to watch in light of his capacity to steer a game and increase South Africa’s possibilities for the T20 World Cup.

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