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Hashim Amla - the jewel in South Africa's cricketing crown


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What a cricketer, what a batsmen! He's fast becoming one of the widely respected and admired cricketers in a global scale. Putting aside his batting feats, what a guy/personality he is. Pious, religious, simple, humble, with a foot long beard and a shaven head. Does not drink, does not smoke, walks when he knows if he's out. Even when he was called a terrorist by Dean Jones, his response to it was ready forgiveness. Hashim you beauty! :hail:
Absolutely. I was very frustrated, but couldn't bring myself to curse him hard. :hatsoff:
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Hashim Amla is man of match (tough competition from Harbhajan) but no complaints he also deserved it. Hashim Amla is also the man of the series without any competition.

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To be very frank, I still don't understand how he scores all those runs with the horrible technique of his, but runs are runs and this was an out of the world performance from him! Probably the difference between an Indian series win and a tie, given how easily their middle order caved in the second test.

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To maintain concentration right till the end despite batting so long in three innings in a row is just astonishing, really, especially given the sort of pressure they were under today - it takes a lot out of a batsman but he just kept going.

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WAT A PLAYER!wat an innings.i have rarely felt so bad for an opposition player.u couldnt help but feel for him wen u saw his face.infact a part of me wanted SA to save it just for his effort. wat impressed me most was that he never gave up.wen Steyn got out,there were still 50 overs remaining.u would have thought that he would play few strokes,get to his 100 n eventually surrender to the inevitable.but he hung around,got the partnershp with tail n got SA so close to series win. :hatsoff: is all i can do

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Amla has silenced the majority of white South Africans who always called him a 'quota' player
FYI: The majority of South African cricket fans don't give a damn about color. When a player merits a place in the national side, he merits a place in the national side. It's an insult to the players themselves to suggest that they are representing SA for any reason other than that they deserve to be in the national side because of their talent and the skills they contribute.

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