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Philander downplays burnout fears as Proteas fine-tune T20 World Cup plans

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January 18, 2026

PROTEAS cricket legend Vernon Philander has dismissed any fears that the SA players risk burning out at the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka, with their exertions in the current SA20 followed by the West Indies series that ends just before the showpiece on the subcontinent kicks off.

- ROWAN CALLAGHAN

Philander downplays burnout fears as Proteas fine-tune T20 World Cup plans

THE Proteas fell just short at the 2024 T20 World Cup, losing to India in the final, and will be keen to go one step further at this year's showpiece on the subcontinent.

(AFP)

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