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Maharaj backs rookie Proteas in series decider
The Star
|March 24, 2026
PROTEAS captain Keshav Maharaj believes his young team are making strides heading into the series decider in Christchurch on Wednesday.
The tourists, who arrived in New Zealand without the vast majority of their T20 World Cup squad, began the series with a convincing victory over the Black Caps in the first T20I at the Bay Oval before faltering in Hamilton and Dunedin. But Maharaj's rookies bounced back in spirited fashion with a 16-run victory in Wellington to set up a series decider in Christchurch on Wednesday.
The key element for the stand-in skipper was the manner in which his youthful charges refused to lay down when the series was on the line at the Cake Tin.
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