Keith Lane

Ngam to make his welcomed return against Australia A

Mfuneko Ngam will make his much awaited return to top class cricket when he turns out for South Africa A against Australia A in a seven match one-day series starting in a day/night match at Potchefstroom on Wednesday 4 September

29-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Pollock returns as Pietersen cuts loose in England

The return of Shaun Pollock to Warwickshire after the Morocco Cup saw the South African captain demolish Somerset with both bat and ball

26-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Hard long road ahead to World Cup

Shaun Pollock, Eric Simons and Omar Henry will have 36 long hours, as they travel home, to contemplate on the good and bad after losing the final of the Morocco Cup against Sri Lanka

22-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Career best for Kevin Pietersen in England

With South Africa facing Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Morocco, it was left to Nottinghamshire's Kevin Pietersen to keep the South African flying and the runs flowing during the English season

19-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Plascon Academy comes of age

The South African Plascon Academy touring team struck a major blow for South African cricket development by beating the Australian Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy by 26 runs with 3.2 overs to spare

14-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

South Africans enjoy the rain and the rest

Rain and no County Championship matches this past week saw most of the South African connection resting, even allowing Shaun Pollock two days to return to South Africa to join the South African training camp

05-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Baptism of fire for Simons and team

New South African coach Eric Simons sees the upcoming two tournaments in Morocco and Sri Lanka as a tough baptism of fire for himself and the team

02-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

SA Training camp under way

A four day training camp for the South African national team going to Morocco for a tri-nations tournament with Sri Lanka and Pakistan kicked off at SuperSport Park, Centurion today

01-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Jacques Rudolph does it again

The Jacques Rudolph run machine kept on running like a well tuned formula one motor as he scored his fifth successive hundred on Saturday

29-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Rudolph waves his bat at selectors

Jacques Rudolph continues to terrorise opposition bowlers in the Transco Lancashire League with another hundred

22-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa holds pre-season training camp

The new South Africa coach, Eric Simons, was impressed by the condition of his players at the first of two training camps

18-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

World Cup ticket sales hit for six

Ticket sales, on the opening day, for the 2003 World Cup in South Africa were hit out of the park yesterday when heavy demands put to much pressure on on-line and telephone sales

16-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

World Cup ticket sales in turn about

For some disgruntled cricket lovers it may have come a day too late, but overnight, the World Cup organising committee turned things around to have almost a problem free day of ticket sales

16-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Jacques Rudolph smashes club record

Any doubt to the ability or character of Jacques Rudolph was laid to rest this weekend when playing in the Transco Lancashire League the 21 year old Northern Titans opener set a new club record for Lowerhouse with his third century in as many matches

15-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Transco averages has South Africans riding high

If the latest release of the Lancashire Transco League averages is anything to go by then the South Africans are having a bumper year in the minor leagues and the Northern Titans players preparing well for the coming domestic season

11-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Rudolph and Seymore get the runs flowing

The Transco Lancashire League is proving to be a very successful one for the South Africans playing in England during what must be described as one of the wettest summers for a few years

09-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Koenig and Gait keep the flag flying

Rain might have resulted in many interruptions during the past weeks County matches but Andrew Gait and Sven Koenig broke through the gloom with some fine first class batting performances, while Neil Johnson performed in the limited overs version

08-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Winner medallions for Pollock and Carter

With the last Benson & Hedges final, due to the ban on tobacco sponsorships, having been played at Lords on 22 June 2002 Shaun Pollock and Neil Carter now hold winner medallions as Warwickshire beat Essex by five wickets

01-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Perfoming South Africans in the Lancashire League

The Transco Lancashire League, although hampered by inclement weather, continues to see South Africans doing well with the ball and the bat

01-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

Runs and wickets for South Africans in County Championship

During a wet round of County Championship matches, in which three matches ended in draws, the South Africans playing in England succeeded in making some good contributions to their various teams

18-Jun-2002•Keith Lane

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