Rashid Khan’s leadership approach for MI Cape Town in SA20 Season 3 sounds both pragmatic and insightful. It’s clear that he has learned from his experiences in the first season and has a solid understanding of what works — and what doesn’t — when it comes to leading a team. His focus on getting the basics right and keeping the players grounded and enjoying the game is a key element of successful leadership, particularly in such a high-pressure tournament.
The fact that he’s willing to reflect on his past decisions and openly discuss areas where he could have done better shows maturity as a leader, and that’s something the players can look to for guidance. His advice to play “100%” and remain composed, especially in crunch moments, is especially important in a tournament like the SA20, where the competition is intense and the pressure to perform can be overwhelming.
The MI Cape Town squad looks solid, with a good mix of experienced players and rising stars. Rashid, of course, is a huge asset with his bowling and leadership skills, while players like Dewald Brevis, Rassie van der Dussen, and Kagiso Rabada bring significant talent to the table. The blend of local and international players gives them a strong, balanced squad that should be well-equipped for the challenges of the tournament.
With the first match scheduled for January 9, it’s exciting to see how this season unfolds and whether Rashid can guide his team to better results after learning from the previous season’s mistakes. Given the talent in the squad and Rashid’s leadership, MI Cape Town will surely be a team to watch this season. What do you think about MI Cape Town’s chances in SA20 Season 3?
