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'Different guys standing up' — Bjorn Fortuin hails Proteas' depth after T20 tri-series triumph

IOL Sport · 06 September 2026 at 18:20

'Different guys standing up' — Bjorn Fortuin hails Proteas' depth after T20 tri-series triumph

Proteas T20I captain Bjorn Fortuin believes his team can now look back at Windhoek with fond memories after clinching the T20I Tri-Series title on Sunday.

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