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Donald prefers to look ahead
.JOHANNESBURG. M.ir 8 Paccinan Allan Donald Is not too disappointed he fell short of the magical 300-Test wicket mark during South Africa's successful imn of India, reports Reuters.
"I said it wasn't going to be the end of the world II I didn't achieve It. I was very happy with my performance and I always knew 10 wickets was going to be a very difficult task In two Test matches on those wickets." he said on his return from India.
Donald is still three wickets short of the 300 mark and will miss the tour to Sri Lanka In July and August due to commitments for English county Warwickshire.
"You need a bit of luck and It didn't happen, but I think It could well be so fitting coming back from England later in the year and the first Test against New Zealand Is in Bloemfontein.
"So hopefully, if selected. I could get back In the side and do It there. It would be really nice." said Donald, whose entire provincial playing career In South Africa has been with Free State, whose headquarters are In Bloemfontein.
Warwickshire are undertaking a pre-season tour to South Africa, starting in Bloemfontein this month, with former South African coach Bob Woohner at the helm.
"I've got time off until they
arrive for pre-season In Bloemfontein, but I'm not going to lake any part tn that." Donald said.
"I've spoken to Bob Woolmer and he just wants me there for the first two days of the tour and then I'm going to go back (to England) on about (he 28th of
March and rest up before the season actually kicks of."
Donald said he'd be continuing to work hard.
"I think that I'm very close to getting back to what I'm used to. In the spells I bowled in India. I felt anything but that, so I need to keep trimming up and stay in form."
The fast bowler dubbed white lightning’ added that South Africa's series victory in India was the side's most Im-
portant achievement since their re-admittance to international cricket nine years ago.
We respect every win we've achieved so far. but I don't think (hey come better (nan this. he said after arriving back in Johannesburg with lour other players not staying on for the one-day series.
"The guys enjoyed the win, but there was almost a feeling of 'Oh, the series is over'," Donald said after Monday's innings and 71-run victory in Bangalore that scaled India's first home series defeat for 13 years
"I don't think the guys have actually realised what's hap-iiened. 1 mean, (Australian) Allan Border's side couldn't do it; there are a lot of guys who haven't been able to achieve what we did. and all credit to the coaching staff, (captain) Hansle (Cronje) and everyone who planned this victory quite cleverly.
’It's nice to be part of history, that's for sure.'
Batsman Daryll Cullinan said he thought the series win might change perceptions of South Africa who are now ranked a close second to Australia In Wisden's unofficial test rankings.
"For us to have played the way we did. I think has answered a lot of questions when it comes to our ability as a side.
"With those (away) series wins against Pakistan (1997) and Sri Lanka (1993) In the past. I think people may have to reconsider one or two opinions about our ability.’