NORTH SOUND, Antigua, June 20, (AP): South Africa had to work hard to earn an 18-run win over the fast-improving United States in the opening game of the Super Eight at the Twenty20 World Cup. Andries Gous made an unbeaten 80 off 47 balls for the U.S. – against the country of his birth – to move atop the batting chart at the World Cup before South Africa restricted the Americans at 176-6.
Fast bowler Kagiso Rabada claimed 3-18 and spinner Keshav Maharaj got the prized wicket of U.S. captain Aaron Jones for a…
