NEW DELHI: As South Africa prepare to face Australia in the World Cup semi-final on Thursday, the Proteas have a chance to shed the long-standing 'chokers' tag that has haunted them in past tournaments, with Australia playing a prominent role in creating this narrative.
The infamous 1999 World Cup semi-final at Edgbaston remains a defining moment, where South Africa needed one run from four balls for victory against Australia but ended up drawing the match and being eliminated due to Australia's higher placed finish in the Super Sixes stage.