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By the time I went to St David’s I was one of the boys. I understood the whole culture and I was fluent and confident in English and my studies. But it took time.

— Temba Bavuma

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My memories are not good from the team’s perspective as Moeen Ali bowled us out in the second innings

I also had to learn confidence. Can you imagine taking a child from the township into a system where, basically, everything is there.

People keep pushing those levels of expectations and you’ve got to find a way to get mentally stronger. But I’m doing that and I’m still enjoying the game.

I would be a SACS boy who’d been there two years. By then you know how to conduct yourself at lunch.

The added responsibility as well, getting pushed up the order, is something I thrived on. But most of all I just understand my game and I don’t try playing like anyone else.

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