Peter Robinson

SA tour to Zimbabwe to go ahead

South Africa's two-Test tour of Zimbabwe next month will go ahead as scheduled unless the South African government or the Zimbabwean cricket authorities advise the United Cricket Board otherwise

14-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Donald back in Test frame

Allan Donald is back in the frame, as far as Test cricket is concerned, and he will be joined on South Africa's tour of Zimbabwe next month by Claude Henderson, the Western Province left-arm spinner, the only uncapped player named in a 13-man squad

13-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Bosch post mortem suggests poisoning

The mystery surrounding the death of Tertius Bosch deepened on Wednesday amid claims that early indications from a post mortem on the former South African fast bowler's body show that he might have been poisoned

08-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Sonn keeps UCB presidency, Kurz elected new vice-president

An unhappy and acrimonious week for South African cricket ended on Saturday when Percy Sonn was re-elected president of the United Cricket Board, beating off a challenge from Dr Mtutulezi Nyoka by what is thought to be a comfortable majority

04-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Authority and example needed as UCB gathers for AGM

Remember South Africa's visit to India at the beginning of last year

03-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Gauteng release Hall

South African one-day international player Andrew Hall has been freed to join Easterns this summer following a decision by the Gauteng Cricket Board this week to release him from his contract

01-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Nyoka to press ahead with presidency challenge

Dr Mtutulezi Nyoka is to pursue his challenge for the presidency of the United Cricket Board despite the probability that the leaking of a letter at the weekend deeply critical of Percy Sonn may have irreparably damaged his chances of unseating the

30-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Nyoka to press ahead with presidency challenge

28-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Nyoka to press ahead with presidency challenge

28-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Sonn faces first challenge to his presidency

Percy Sonn will face the first challenge to his presidency when the United Cricket Board holds its annual meeting next Saturday (August 4)

28-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Why there's no road back for Hansie Cronje

Revealed: the Cronje fortune [ Report ] The original article by Neil Manthorp that appeared in the Sunday Telegraph on July 23 Connoisseurs of irony might like to reflect on the possibility that the first person to face prosecution in

27-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

New Gauteng chairman to stand for the UCB presidency

Gauteng became the first South African province to boast an all-African management team this week when Dr Mtutulezi Nyoka, a 41-year-old ear, nose and throat surgeon, was elected to the chairmanship

26-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Cronje comes out fighting

After a year during which his public appearances have been marked by tears and various degrees of contrition, Hansie Cronje betrayed anger for the first time on Tuesday at a press conference in which he claimed to have answered all outstanding

24-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

I've made full disclosure, says Cronje

Former South African captain Hansie Cronje on Monday refuted suggestions that he had not made full disclosure of his financial affairs to the King commission of inquiry

23-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Cronje campaign gathers momentum

Hansie Cronje's bid to rehabilitate himself, at least in the eyes of the South African public, gathered pace on Monday as indications of a carefully-plotted strategy to diminish the effects of his life ban from cricket continued to emerge

16-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

More surgery for Ngam

The prospect of Mfuneko Ngam making his comeback to international cricket during South Africa's tour of Zimbabwe in September receded on Tuesday with the news that the Eastern Province fast bowler is to undergo further surgery to his injured right

10-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Gauteng name new chief executive

Thabo Moseki, a 41-year-old communications specialist, was named the new Chief Executive Officer of the Gauteng Cricket Board on Monday night

09-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Former Bok rugby captain to mentor Gibbs

Former Springbok rugby captain and manager of the 1995 World Cup winning team, Morne du Plessis, will act as mentor to troubled South African cricketer Herschelle Gibbs over the next six weeks

01-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Cronje's fate unclear as Judge King passes the buck

While Hansie Cronje's lawyer has hailed the final report of the King Commission of Inquiry into cricket match-fixing as some kind of vindication, the fate of the disgraced former South African captain still remains unclear

29-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Donald-Ngam pairing still possible

Injuries and retirements notwithstanding, South Africa might still be able to field both Allan Donald and Mfuneko Ngam in the same team during the 2001/02 summer

28-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

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