Temba Bavuma expressed his disappointment and annoyance about the SA20 Auction Snub.
Therefore, Temba Bavuma, the captain of South Africa’s white ball team, expressed his dismay that no bid for his nation’s new Twenty20 league had been received on Thursday.
At a news conference on Thursday, Temba Bavuma expressed his unhappiness over the lack of a bid for his nation’s new Twenty20 league before the South African side left for an international one-day and T20 tour of India. “I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t unhappy,” he admitted, referring to the upcoming T20 World Cup in Australia.
I’m disappointed and grieved,” he remarked. Although it probably isn’t the best time, I’d like to talk about it more. India and the World Cup are currently in the spotlight.
Only Temba Bavuma and the all-around player Andile Phehlukwayo were not purchased during the SA20 auction of the team traveling to India.
No other player on the current national team received a salary of less than 1.5 million rand. Despite the fact that the base price was set at 850,000 rand ($50,000 USD) by both parties.
Buyers were also interested in two players who weren’t on the visiting team: quick bowler Sisanda Magala and batsman Donavon Ferreira.
Temba Bavuma asserted that someone was eager to compete. However, Andile has also made a significant contribution to South Africa’s white-ball cricket team, so it’s not just me.
So Maintaining the division between the league and the national team was crucial. Mark Boucher, a coach whose position will end after the World Cup, stated.
Our team is behind our leader Temba Bavuma in ways you won’t believe, according to Boucher. The outcomes of the league and auction are beyond your control.
“From a Proteas perspective, we fully support him. He will be a crucial member of our team as we get ready for a major occasion like the World Cup.
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