Sport 23 October 2026, 18:00 via IOL Sport

All for one … Simon Harmer highlights new Proteas culture after St George’s Park triumph

Comparing the current setup to previous generations, spinner Simon Harmer insists South Africa’s strength now lies in depth and total commitment rather than individual star power.

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