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Baartman And Phehlukwayo Ruled Out Of ODI Series Hendricks Added To Squad

GQEBERHA: Fast bowler Ottniel Baartman and all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo have been ruled out of the remainder of the three-match Betway One-Day…

GQEBERHA: Hasty bowler Ottniel Baartman and all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo gain been ruled out of the remainder of the three-match Betway One-Day International (ODI) series against India due to injury.

Baartman sustained a right side strain at training, while Phehlukwayo suffered a left side strain during the first ODI at DP World Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday.

Western Province quick bowler Beuran Hendricks has been added to the squad.

Proteas ODI squad against India

Aiden Markram (captain, Momentum Multiply Titans), Nandre Burger (Western Province), Tony de Zorzi (Western Province), Beuran Hendricks (Western Province), Reeza Hendricks (DP World Lions), Heinrich Klaasen (Momentum Multiply Titans), Keshav Maharaj (Hollywoodbets Dolphins), Mihlali Mpongwana (Western Province), David Miller (Hollywoodbets Dolphins), Wiaan Mulder (DP World Lions), Tabraiz Shamsi (Momentum Multiply Titans), Rassie van der Dussen (DP World Lions), Kyle Verreynne (Western Province) and Lizaad Williams (Momentum Multiply Titans).

Betway ODI Series

Sunday, 17 December – Betway Pink Day 

South Africa lost to India by 8 wickets –  DP World Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

Tuesday, 19 December 

South Africa vs India – St George’s Park, Gqeberha

Thursday, 21 December

South Africa vs India –  Boland Park, Paarl

 

Source: cricket.co.za

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