Albie Morkel challenged Scott Styris to wear these awful South African golf trousers if the Proteas manage their first win in a World Cup semi-final against his home country, New Zealand.
Styris and Morkel's friendly banter was initiated earlier this week when the former Black Cap thanked a business executive for giving him a loud pair of golf trousers in the colours of the South African flag.
Morkel responded: "If we win you have to wear those South Africa pants @dannicholl gave you to your next commentary stint @scottbstyris".
Stryris picked up the challenge, saying: "Deal! We win?".
With the match under way but rain interrupted this morning, he cheekily tweeted: "I wonder if SA will read their Duckworth Lewis sheet correctly this time? #hopenot".
After batting first, South Africa left New Zealand needing 298 for victory in just 43 overs, due to the rain interruption.
Other tweets on the match so far:
“5 slips???!!!“ - British golf star Lee Westwood on Brendon McCullum’s early attacking fields
“Sit back wherever you are and just enjoy the greatness of @ABdeVilliers17 .. This guy is a freak... #NZvSA#AB#CWC2015.” - Former England captain Michael Vaughan.
“Holy moly! Shot of the tournament?! #AB.” - Kevin Pietersen after AB de Villiers carts a huge six off Corey Anderson just a ball after being dropped on 38.
“How we doing back home?“ - Ex-South Africa captain Graeme Smith.
“The @blackcaps will be happy for the rain. Game was slipping away. The worlds best batsmen @ABdeVilliers17 putting on a show @cricketworldcup.” - Damien Martyn, former Australian batsman.
“The only thing this Miller onslaught is doing is stopping AB getting to a hundred #CWC15#NZvSA.” - TV pundit and former Sri Lanka batsman Russel Arnold.
“Should NZ have taken review to dismiss FAF ???? #NZvSA No...coz dint think anyone could gone at the rate Miller did.” - Arnold again “With pace and bounce u can play any shot really..commentators haven’t even suggested two yorkers and over.” - Former South Africa opening batsman Herschelle Gibbs.
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