Given the inherent format of T20s, South Africa captain Aiden Markram believed losses – even the 100+ run loss – didn’t exactly need deep soul searching. The Proteas started disastrously at Cuttack, but after the match, Markram reckoned the plan was to draw a line through the shambles and not dive too deep ahead of the Mullanpur second T20I. India have their tails up after the mammoth win. And Markram who had said prior to the series that the hosts would always field strong teams, said the quick turnaround called for moving on quick and get cracking at the new challenge. Markram said after Cuttack, “The biggest factor was obviously not being able to build partnerships, settling after losing wickets and getting some momentum on our side. So yeah, we’ll have brief conversations…” Markram recommended a strikethrough instead. “You don’t want to dive too deep into things like this. You almost just want to draw a line through it and stick to the positive ways of this format,” Markram also said. On the Cuttack pitch, …