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Zim Afro T10: T10 Will Change The Game Eventually, Says Cape Town Samp Army Coach Klusener
South African cricketing legend Lance Klusener, coach of the Cape Town SAMP Army team in the Zim Afro T10, says the shortest format of the game will change the game eventually as it gives opportunities to players who possibly haven't been selected in big competitions to showcase their talent.
Klusener, who has been associated with the T10 format for several years, spoke about how the shortest format of the game has helped elevate the sport further.
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