INDORE: Fortunes can change in T20 cricket in a matter of a few balls, but it still takes some guts to come off successive ducks and smash a 48-ball century, something that Rilee Rossouw did to shape South Africa's 49-run win in the third T20I at the Holkar Stadium here on Tuesday night.
Rossouw's blazing show, which included as many as 8 sixes and 7 fours, could make the Protea No 3 a hot property in the IPL auction in December, but the 32-year-old, who has returned to play for SA after quitting the country for a Kolpak deal, claimed that the prospect playing in the lucrative T20 league for the first time since he turned out for Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2015, wasn't in his mind when he unleashed mayhem on the Indian bowlers.
