Former England Captain Kevin Pietersen welcomed Aiden Mardram’s wrestling-winning century against Australia in Lord’s as the greatest shifts that have ever played South African dough in the test cricket, and placed the opening opening of everyone else in the history of long red balls in the country.Markram scored in the fourth shifts with trips of 136 out of 207 balls to help South Africa 282 and defeat Australia with five goals in the final of the World Championship-ending his 27-year waiting for the title of ICC.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!“Probably the best shifts that South African dough played in the cricket of the test match at any time,” PieterSen, Puntit, said on Siady. “Maybe it won’t fall as the most attacking or funniest, but when you take into account expectations, stage and pressure after failure in the first shifts, it was extraordinary.”
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He praised Markram’s mental power, and Pietersen added, “He lost Rickelton soon, yet he still produced something really beautiful. When your country counts on you and you have to release – this pressure is huge.”
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Pace Spearhead Kagiso Rabada, who took nine goal games, called Markram a “big player” and appreciated his peace under pressure. “His presence, the way he dominated his space, and stuck to his gaming plan without hesitation, was simply brilliant,” Rabada said. “It wasn’t a pitch where you could be relaxed. He managed all your plans, a trap-mimo side, on the foot side-with an amazing focus.”The former fast pitch of Dale Steyn also raised praise for team performance. “Rabada, Starc, Cummins – Big Names have delivered, but Markhram and Bavum have finished it special. I’m enthusiastic about South Africa – finally won the trophy that they have been chasing for a long time.”He also marked the unusual dynamics of the crowd: “The Lord supported us. Maybe the rivalry of Ashes played a role, but this support mattered.”
