Afghanistan vs South Africa ICC Champions Trophy - SA Win & Van der Dussen 50 Boosted at TicTac Bets
- TicTac Bets has enhanced odds for the Afghanistan vs South Africa ODI.
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Tic Tac Bets has enhanced odds for a South Africa win and Rassie Van der Dussen to score 50 or more runs against Afghanistan.
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South Africa begins their 2025 ICC Champions Trophy campaign against Afghanistan on Friday, February 20.
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