Bavuma’s response was fueled by the frustration of carrying the weight of this stereotype. He questioned the fairness of such a label, pointing out that India, a cricketing powerhouse, has had its share of failures in important matches as well. In his impassioned response, he said, I doubt you would say that about India, implying that the term is selectively applied and that other successful teams are not subjected to the same level of criticism.
    Source:- the times of indiaThe captain’s frustration is understandable, as the chokers label can be demoralizing for a team that has consistently performed well in various cricketing formats. South Africa has a rich cricketing history and boasts several world-class players. However, the stigma of failing to win major tournaments like the ICC Cricket World Cup has cast a shadow over their achievements.
    Bavuma’s comments reflect a desire for fair assessment and a plea to recognize the challenges and pressures that every cricketing team faces. While the term chokers may persist in cricketing discourse, his response serves as a reminder that no team, no matter how successful, is immune to the ups and downs of this unpredictable sport
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