All-rounder Wayne Parnell has credited a consistent run at the Cobras as the main reason for his improving form at national team level. After he was dropped by the national selectors due to a series of inconsistent performances‚ Parnell received another chance against Sri Lanka in the T20 series, where he returned to the Proteas with three wickets in as many innings. With figures of 3/48 in 10 overs in the first ODI, Parnell is determined to keep on improving to stake a claim in the team for the Champions Trophy in England in June. "After being out of the team for a period‚ I went back to play domestic cricket where I figured out what I needed to do to get back into the national team and stay here‚" he said. "It has been going nicely for me over the past few months. I just have to keep on doing the things that I have been doing over the past few months and continue to learn and improve‚" he said on Monday in Durban as the Proteas intensified their preparations for Wednesday’s second...
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