For the home side, the combination of Kolisi’s experience and physicality and De Villiers’ growing influence as a fetcher at the breakdown could prove crucial in their bid to upstage their KwaZulu-Natal rivals.
So, it makes me very happy to see him perform like he is,' de Villiers said.'Mr 360 degree' is equally excited about the ODIWorld Cup returning to South Africa for the first time since 2003.
Proteas legend AB de Villiers has hailed Keshav Maharaj as the ultimate competitor and believes the left-arm spinner will take the fight to Australia in the upcoming Test series, starting in Durban next week.