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Shukri Conrad on Sunday said the team has embraced their favourite tag in the T20 World Cup as they stay unbeaten heading into their semifinal against New Zealand.

Runners-up in the 2024 edition, South Africa went past Zimbabwe by five wickets in their last Super Eights match New Delhi to the only unbeaten team in the tournament.

Often called “chokers” for failing in the knockouts of top global competitions, South Africa have played commanding cricket in this edition save one close match against Afghanistan.

Their opponents New Zealand sneaked into the semifinal with a better net run-rate than Pakistan and remain underdogs in the first semifinal in Kolkata on Wednesday.

“There’s always…

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