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Taking the SA20 to India in future could be "great" despite the logistical challenges such a move may involve, feels former South Africa cricketer Mark Boucher.

Like the 2009 edition of the IPL was held in South Africa due to general elections in India, Boucher admitted the SA20 could be organised in the cricket-crazy Asian nation in the near future. "I think it's a great idea; I'm not against it.

The IPL happened in South Africa, and we can do the same, as both cricketing nations share a great relationship," Boucher said during a virtual media interaction on Friday. "Although the challenges of playing in India will be different, it will still be great.

Maybe Graeme Smith (SA20 commissioner) can work on it," he added. 'IPL has boosted youngsters in India' The ongoing SA20 season has seen all the major South African stars participating in the competition.

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