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It Will Be Huge For Me To Win SA20 Once Again: Aiden Markram
The Sunrisers' 44-run victory over Paarl Royals in their final league stage match cemented their status as one of the most formidable challengers for the crown.
Speaking on getting into the finals for a second year in a row, Sunrisers Eastern Cape captain Aiden Markram said, “I wouldn’t say anything new that we've done or tried. Looking back at the group stages of the competition, we have had quite a few close games. And if you manage to win those close games, or most of them at least, you end up sitting in a great position. So we have been fortunate to get over the line in those close games. We had like 4 or 5 of them. Last year we probably missed out on a couple of those close ones, but this year we managed to get over the line. And because of that, it has sort of been a fantastic campaign for us.”
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