Proteas limited-overs batsman and Cape Cobras captain JP Duminy has said the postponement of the T20 Global League is a thing of the past and the Ram Slam Challenge is now the platform for players to express themselves. The Cobras will be in action on Sunday when they face the Dolphins in the first match of a double-header at SuperSport Park in Centurion. The tournament itself kicks off on Friday in Port Elizabeth when the Warriors will be hosting the Knights. "It’s been a couple of weeks now, so that has come and gone‚" said Duminy. "The focus has turned to the Ram Slam tournament now and every player is excited by the fact that there is a tournament and excited that it’s going to be a strong tournament. "That was going to be the beauty of the T20GL because of the tournament being a strength on strength one. "The disappointment is always going to be there and hopefully in years to come‚ a tournament of that stature will take place. "Unfortunately‚ that’s out of our control and we n...
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