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Titans gear up for CSA T20 Challenge

The Pretoria franchise will be boosted for the return of Proteas senior players who were in Pakistan in the past two months.

The Momentum Multiply Titans are gearing up for the CSA T20 Challenge, which kicks off this Friday.

The Pretoria franchise will be boosted for the return of Proteas senior players who were in Pakistan in the past two months.

Aiden Markram, Dean Elgar, Lungi Ngidi and Tabraiz Shamsi are some of the top players who were part of the recent Proteas T20 side which lost 2-1.

Titans assistant coach Geoffrey Toyana said that the team is ready to do battle in the T20 Challenge.

“We are very excited that we have quite a few Proteas back, but that meant we now have about 25 players to choose from,” said Toyana.

“It was not easy for Mandla (Mashimbyi) and I, because there is a lot of quality there. I guess the key is to choose a side that is best for the conditions in Durban,” Toyana said ahead of the trip to the coast.

In a statement, Toyana said that the team was frustrated after a couple of their Momentum Cup matches were rained out.

“The bubble life was a psychological challenge. You sit in your rooms and the door only opens to get food. So that was tough, but we got through it,” Toyana said.

“It’s not been great weather recently, so we’ve spent a lot of time in the indoor nets.”

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