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de Villiers and South Africa crush Scotland

By Will last year, at the start of June Add your comment below

South Africa produced an ominously clinical performance to send Scotland packing in the ICC World Twenty20, beating them by the second highest margin of 130 runs

de Villiers and South Africa crush Scotland – Read the rest of the piece at Cricinfo.

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