The low-scoring games

Klaasen mentioned how the low-scoring games force players to always be on their toes and give their best on the field. He admitted that while high-scoring games might be more exciting for casual fans, the intense battles on challenging pitches bring out the true competitive spirit of the game.

Furthermore, Klaasen praised the efforts of both teams in adapting to the conditions and putting up a thrilling contest for the fans. He highlighted the importance of mental toughness and strategic planning in such games, as every run becomes crucial in determining the outcome.

In conclusion, Klaasen reiterated that while low-scoring games may not be the most glamorous aspect of cricket, they certainly contribute to the overall excitement and drama of the sport. He expressed his satisfaction with South Africa's performance in New York and the team's ability to come out on top in a closely fought battle.

In the match against Bangladesh, South Africa opted to bat first and posted 113/6 in 20 overs, with Klaasen and David Miller contributing significantly. Bangladesh fell short of the target, finishing at 109/7 in their 20 overs, despite a valiant effort from Mahmudullah and Towhid Hridoy.

With three wins in three games, South Africa leads Group D with six points, while Bangladesh sits in second place with two points from one win and one loss.