Peter Robinson

R5-million World Cup carrot for South Africa

South Africa's World Cup cricketers have been given a R5-million incentive to win the biggest prize in one-day cricket, limited overs sponsors Standard Bank said on Monday

26-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Dolphins take Standard Bank Cup by three wickets

The KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins won the Standard Bank Cup with a three-wicket victory over the Northerns Titans at Kingsmead on Wednesday in a final that will be remembered for its tension rather than the quality of cricket on display

21-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Jennings apologises: disciplinary hearing cancelled

An apology from Ray Jennings has averted a disciplinary committee hearing scheduled for Wednesday at which the Easterns coach would have been required to face a charge of bringing the game into disrepute

20-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Final-ly, Dolphins to clash withTitans

To the relief of everyone concerned - except perhaps the Eastern Province Jumbos - KwaZulu-Natal cruised into the Standard Bank Cup final with a seven-wicket victory in their rain-affected, extended semifinal at Kingsmead on Wednesday

19-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Jumbos foiled by the rain, SBC semi to be played on Monday

Rain which began falling shortly before lunch caused KwaZulu-Natal's Standard Bank Cup semifinal playoff against Eastern Province on Sunday to be abandoned as a washout

18-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Nel wins place on West Indies tour

Andre Nel, the Easterns fast bowler who made such an impact on Allan Donald recently, will travel to the West Indies with South Africa at the end of this month as backup to the great man

17-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

SA squad for West Indies to be named on Saturday

If you were to choose just one cricketer to travel to the West Indies with South Africa at the end of this month on the basis of ability, form and potential, then you'd probably look no further than Jacques Rudolph, the 19-year-old Northerns opening

16-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Dolphins and Jumbos all square after two semifinal legs

Crushed by nine wickets in Wednesday's first leg, Eastern Province found the bowlers to square their Standard Bank Cup semi-final against KwaZulu-Natal with a 28-run-run victory at Kingsmead on Friday night that takes the two sides into a

16-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Dolphins romp to nine-wicket win in SBC semifinal

The KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins galloped to a nine-wicket victory over Eastern Province on the back of a run-a-ball century opening partnership in the first leg of their Standard Bank Cup semi-final at St George's Park on Wednesday night

14-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

'Zulu' set for one-day comeback

KwaZulu-Natal's prospects of Standard Bank Cup success this summer have been enhanced by the likelihood that Lance Klusener will be fit to play in the first leg semi-final against Eastern Province at St George's Park on Wednesday

08-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Jennings to face disciplinary committee

Easterns coach Ray Jennings is to appear before a United Cricket Board disciplinary committee to face a charge of bringing the game into disrepute following allegations that he offered money to bowlers to inflict injury on Allan Donald by means of

08-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Border scamper home despite controversial run out

A disheartening moment of poor sportsmanship soured the Standard Bank Cup on Wednesday night and almost cost Border their two-wicket victory in the first leg semi-final against Northerns Titans at SuperSport Park

07-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Donald price tag a joke, say Easterns

The 1,000 rand price tag allegedly placed on Allan Donald's head by Easterns coach Ray Jennings was a joke, Easterns president Cassim Suliman has claimed in a report to United Cricket Board chief executive Gerald Majola

06-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Judge King puts commission on hold

The future of the King commission of inquiry into match-fixing and corruption in cricket was clouded in doubt on Monday when Justice Edwin King cancelled the next sitting of the commission scheduled for February 19

05-Feb-2001•Peter Robinson

Pollock gives series a ginger tint

Man of the match, man of the series, winning captain - about the only accolade Shaun Pollock was missing at the conclusion of the third Castle Lager/MTN Test match was man of the century, and it's a fair bet that if a vote was taken now for the

22-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Flu-stricken South Africans make Sri Lanka look sickly

Despite a dressing room riddled with flu and a brave, if unexpected, third wicket partnership between Russel Arnold and Kumar Sangakkara, South Africa seemed to be heading for a second successive victory inside three days at stumps on the second day

21-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Magnificent maiden century for Pollock rips game away from Sri Lanka

Neil McKenzie had the best view of all of Shaun Pollock's majestic maiden Test century on the opening day of the third and final Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Sri Lanka at SuperSport Park

20-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Klusener out of third Test, Kemp to win first cap

Lance Klusener has withdrawn from the third Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Sri Lanka starting at SuperSport Park on Saturday, opening the way for Justin Kemp to win his first Test cap for South Africa

18-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Sri Lanka end South Africa's winning streak with last ball victory

If Shaun Pollock couldn't quite work out how South Africa contrived to lose the sixth and final Standard Bank one-day international at the Wanderers on Wednesday, then neither could Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya fathom how the side batting

17-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

Hall put on standby for Gibbs

Highveld Strikers allrounder Andrew Hall has been put on standby to cover for Herschelle Gibbs is unable to play in the sixth Standard Bank one-day international against Sri Lanka at the Wanderers on Wednesday

16-Jan-2001•Peter Robinson

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