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JOHANNESBURG. Feb 7 (Reuter): South Africa go to the cricket World Cup on the subcontinent confident of emulating their Rugby Union counterparts. who triumphantly lifted the World Cup last year.
South Africa overwhelmed England 6-1 in the limited overs series that ended on Sunday and believe they have now assembled a team to challenge seriously for the game's premier one-day title.
Already regarded as the world's best fielding team, the South Africans have been
able to add -variety to their strong seam-based attack with the discovery of left-arm wrist-spinner Paul Adams and enhance their middle-order batting with the emergence of Jacques Kallis.
The 19-year-old Adams, a coloured cricketer who has come throifgh the ranks of the United Cricket Board of South Africa's development programme, has risen from schoolboy to Test player-ln
just a few months.
He has catapulted to cricketing fame with his unorthodox bowling style that has captivated the country and turned him into something of a folk hero.
Adams' performance in the last two one-day matches against England — three for 26 and one for 22 off nine overs on each occasion --confirmed his ability at limited overs level,, giving South Africa fresh options on the flat pitches of Pakistan where they play their group games.
Kallis came to the fore in the South African under-23 team and has improved steadily with each one-day international appearance, so his inclusion in the 14-man cup squad was no surprise.
A handsome driver of the ball, particularly through mid-on, Kallis snows great maturity in his shot selection and placement which was a feature of his Influential innings of 67 when South
Africa beat England by five wicketa in the fifth one-day match in Port Elizabeth.
The arrival on the inter national scene this season of Shaun Pollock, who has the makings of a world-class allrounder. gives added balance to a side in which Brian McMillan Is expected to play a key role with both bat and ball.
The last time South Africa travelled to Pakistan they lost all six one-day internationals in a triangular series with the hosts and Australia In October 1994. but Allan Donald believes that whitewash will not be repeated.
"We know what to expect. If we were worried, then we might as well not go." said the strike bowler., k
That series was the first tour in charge for South Africa's English coach Bob Woolmer but. after the disastrous start, his innovative thinking has turned around the country's cricket fortunes.
South Africa have won eight of their last nine limited overs internationals and Woolmer believes they now have the makings of a formidable outfit.
They are playing as a unit. The bowlers are performing magnificently and the batsmen have also become a lot more consistent." he said.
Woolmer is particularly pleased with the turn in form lor captain Hansie Cronje, who had a poor Test series against England but recovered his run making ability in the one-day contests.
One drawback for South Africa will be the absence of wicketkeeper Dave Richardson. their most prolific player in one-day internationals with 77 appearances out of 81 since the country's return to the world game In 1991.
Richardson, also a very useful lower order batsman, broke an index finger in the sixth one-day match against England ana is replaced by the untried Steve Palframan.
Reflecting in the glow of South Africa's success over England. Woolmer looked ahead to the World Cup and said: "We now lust have to peak again to nave a good chance of winning."