Lions are still trying to master the way they want to play

Lions are still trying to master the way they want to play
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JOHANNESBURG – The Imperial Lions are targeting a third title in the truncated 2020/21 domestic season, hoping to once again use their Proteas players for at least a portion of the remainder of the four-day competition.
The Lions added the T20 Challenge trophy to the share of the Momentum Cup, they earned a few weeks earlier, and on the back of success in the last few seasons, have made themselves the contemporary powerhouse in South African cricket.
“The excitement is high, because it’s not every day you get an opportunity to win all three in a season,” said the Lions’ head coach, Wandile Gwavu, who has been part of the coaching staff for all of the franchise’s recent successes, that has also included two Four-Day Series titles.

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