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West Indies in South Africa, 2003-04
South Africa keen to keep some continuity
Wisden Cricinfo staff
January 29, 2004
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South Africa today announced that their one-day squad would stay the same for the remaining three matches in the series against West Indies.
Currently 2-0 up after their narrow victory in the second game at Port Elizabeth, the South Africans are confident they have the right men to finish the job off.
"The team have performed superbly so far in the series and we don't see any need to make changes," Omar Henry, the chairman of selectors, said. "We are also mindful of retaining some continuity as this is, in effect, is the start of a series of eleven ODI matches on the trot if you take into account the New Zealand tour."
The third one-dayer a day-night game on Friday, January 30 at Kingsmead.
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