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SA still unsure of own strength
SYDNEY, Feb 27: South African cricket coach Mike Proctor woke up on Thursday elated over his team's dream World Cup debut but still unsure of their strength, reports Reuter
The South Africans, emerging from nearly 22 years of isolation because of their apartheid policies, trounced holders and favourites Australia by nine wickets in day-night match at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday.
Proctor said. " We don't re aBy know hqw strong we are. I said all along we were the unknown".
"We don't know the opposi tion that well and we re still feeling our way but the pleasing thing is the guys are working very, very hard".
It's been a hard tour as far as travelling and everything else is concerned."
South African endured eight days of wet weather which washed out practice matches and upset training schedules but Procter said that was of little concern to the team.
The frustraUon of not play Ing. because of rain, wasn't a big factor because in South Africa we don t play all the time." he said.
Procter has a confident but realistic outlook: "Having beaten the tournament favourites, we re not going to fear too many teams." he said.
"New Zealand and South Africa have beaten Australia but that doesn't mean they'll get to the semifinals. We know we've still got all the hard work to do and we've just got to keep working".
"AH Bacher. South African cricket chief who fought to get his country back into In- . ternational cricket following an absence of 22 years, was near to tears following the victory.
Bacher hugged Wessels after the match and told him: This Is the greatest moment In South African cricket."
Wessels, who played cricket for Australia In the 19$0s. said : "It means a lot to me to win here against this team and I have some very good friends playing for Australia.'
Radio stations In South Africa broke into their normal programmes to announce the result at about midday local time and jubilation was not confined to whites.
'It’s the most emotional day of my life." said Wahlda. a housewife in the Indian suburb of Lenasta. south of Johannesburg. The tears ««re pouring down ray face."