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Five occasions when South Africa’s bad luck hurt their chances in Global tournaments
#5. 1992 World Cup Semi-Finals versus England –
1992 ODI World Cup (Source-Twitter)
Graeme Hick with 83 runs led the batting charts for England as they scored 252 runs from their 50 overs. The South Africans came back into the game with some good scores from their top order. Needing 22 runs from 13 balls the rains came down and what happened next was total bad luck. The rain rule meant that South Africa needed an impossible 22 runs from 1 ball. This left every cricket fan totally shattered and heartbroken.
