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Shanto Urges Bangladesh To Show Character After Crushing Defeat By South Africa
Needing 106 runs to win, South Africa had little trouble during their chase in the fourth innings, guided by Tony de Zorzi’s 41 and Tristan Stubbs’ 30 not out, taking the game by seven wickets.
"We lost as a team. We are not pointing out any individual things, but we lost as a team. First of all, we need to take responsibility as a batting group, especially when handling the new ball," Shanto said during the post-match presentation.
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