Much more of this and South Africans may start to believe that the Proteas can go on to win a first-ever ICC Men's T20 World Cup. Aiden Markram’s men weren’t even at their clinical best — dropping four catches in the field — but yet still thrashed the only other previously unbeaten team, West Indies, in the competition by nine wickets with 23 balls to spare in Ahmedabad on Thursday. The victory over India was monumental, but this was brutal, and in the process cemented the Proteas’ place at the summit of Group 1, within touching distance of another semi-final berth. Having fallen, however, at the final hurdle two years ago in Barbados, Markram — who struck a match-winning 82 not out —...
