Peter Robinson

Cullinan's future unclear - again

Not for the first time, and quite possibly not for the last, the future of Daryll Cullinan is clouded in uncertainty

25-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Zero tolerance for 2003 CWC pitch invasions

South Africa is to adopt a policy of zero tolerance towards pitch invasions during the 2003 World Cup with no unauthorised persons being permitted on the field during play

23-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Final King report handed to South African government

The final report from Justice Edwin King's commission of inquiry into match-fixing and corruption in cricket has been completed and handed over to the South African government, the United Cricket Board said on Friday

08-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Gibbs escapes further ban

Herschelle Gibbs will be available for selection when South Africa tour Zimbabwe later this year following a disciplinary hearing in Johannesburg on Thursday evening

07-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Tests allocated to the usual suspects

All six of South Africa's regular Test venues will stage a Test match this summer despite speculation that some centres might miss out while others, like Newlands, would host two games

05-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Cronje unlikely to face prosecution

Although Justice Edwin King refuses to discuss the matter ahead of his final report into match-fixing and corruption, it seems unlikely that he will recommend the scrapping of the indemnity against prosecution offered former South African captain

03-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

Gibbs to face disciplinary hearing on June 7

Herschelle Gibbs will learn on Thursday whether he will be available for selection for South Africa's two Test matches against Zimbabwe in September

02-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

South Africa's dope smokers apologise as they arrive home

South Africa's dope-smoking cricketers apologise for their indiscretions as they arrive home from the West Indies

19-May-2001•Peter Robinson

Top UCB officials knew of marijuana-smoking incident

Top United Cricket Board officials Percy Sonn and Gerald Majola knew of the marijuana-smoking incident involving five South African cricketers in the Caribbean shortly after it took place, the Johannesburg newspaper Business Day has charged.

16-May-2001•Peter Robinson

North West all-rounder Lavine dies of a heart attack

Mark Lavine, the 28-year-old Barbadian-born North West all-rounder, died suddenly after suffering a heart attack while playing Birmingham League cricket on Saturday

13-May-2001•Peter Robinson

Gibbs in hot water again after dope smoking incident

Five South African players together with the team physiotherapist Craig Smith have been fined R10 000 each for smoking marijuana during post-match celebrations after the tourists had clinched the Test series with an 82-run victory over the West

11-May-2001•Peter Robinson

Donald plays down spat with Cuffy

South Africa fast bowler Allan Donald has played down a confrontation with one of his West Indian counterparts Cameron Cuffy during the fourth one-day international in Grenada on Sunday

07-May-2001•Peter Robinson

Adams to stay on for one-day series against the West Indies

Paul Adams, the unorthodox left-arm wrist spinner, will stay on with the South African squad in the Caribbean for the seven-match one-day series against the West Indies starting in Jamaica on Saturday

23-Apr-2001•Peter Robinson

Injured Bodi to miss out on West Indies tour

Gulam Bodi's trip to the West Indies is over before it started

22-Apr-2001•Peter Robinson

Boje out of West Indies tour with shoulder injury

South African left-arm spinner Nicky Boje is out of the West Indian tour and is to return home for surgery to an injured left shoulder

12-Apr-2001•Peter Robinson

Hudson, Donald: different views of Georgetown

For two who were there at Bridgetown in 1992, the first Test against the West Indies which starts in Guyana today will be seen through entirely different eyes: Andrew Hudson will view the match from the perspective of his recent retirement; Allan

08-Mar-2001•Peter Robinson

Paarl, Benoni join World Cup party

Boland Park in Paarl and Willowmoore Park in Benoni will join South Africa's World Cup party in two years' time, the executive director of CWC 2003, Ali Bacher announced on Monday

05-Mar-2001•Peter Robinson

Black empowerment key theme for CWC 2003

Black empowerment is one of the key themes running through the mission statement of the 2003 World Cup policy committee and if the achievement matches the intentions the tournament could become the springboard for a massive explosion of interest in

04-Mar-2001•Peter Robinson

R35-million to be spent on World Cup grounds

Some R35-million is expected to be spent on South African grounds over the next two years to bring them up to standard for Cricket World Cup 2003, the executive director of the tournament Ali Bacher said on Wednesday

28-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Pollock to pay homage to Marshall in the Caribbean

Shaun Pollock will pay homage at the grave of Malcolm Marshall in Barbados, the South African captain said just hours before departing for the West Indies on Wednesday night

28-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

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