With 86 needed from 83 balls and just four wickets in hand, it was Lance Klusener to the rescue for South Africa against Pakistan 💥 🎥 To celebrate Klusener's birthday, watch that excellent 46* (41), one of his many fine knocks from the 1999 ICC Cricket World Cup. | ICC - International Cricket Council

156K views · 211 shares | On his birthday, get to know a bit more about Lance Klusener, former South Africa all-rounder and Player of the Tournament at the 1999 Cricket World Cup! | ICC - International Cricket Council | Facebook

South African Lance Klusener certainly left an impression after his time in the middle. A childhood spent among Zulu children on a sugar cane farm and three years in the army contributed to a straightforward approach to bowling: hit the batsman's head if you can't hit his stumps. Around 2000, he began bowling medium-pace cutters off just six paces that many batsmen found impossible to score off. Contrary to his reputation as an unrefined slogger, set in stone at the 1999 World Cup, Klusener is o