Trevor Chesterfield

Martin Donnelly - Summer sun on a winter's day

One early memory is of sneaking into the senior housemaster's dining room at Wanganui Collegiate and, on a frosty Monday, listening to a static radio broadcast of day two of the second Test between England and New Zealand

25-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Elworthy resigned to his fate

Centurion: Steve Elworthy was resigned to his fate of not being included in the South Africa side for the first test against Zimbabwe in Bloemfontein next weekend

25-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

South African selectors look to patch up their image

Centurion: After their first effort caused a major philosophical glitch in the system along with a serious bout of national indigestion, the South African selectors meet at the Wanderers tomorrow to patch up their image as they look at options for

22-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Lanka A start South African tour on sunday

Kempton Park: About the last thing the Lanka A players wanted to see when they arrived in South Africa yesterday was a heavy cloud cover and the threat of rain

22-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Day's play marred by rain

Centurion: Northerns captain Mark Davis would have probably preferred at least three bowling points yesterday instead of the solitary one, but the rewards were always going to be of the frugal variety on a day's play marred by rain

22-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Damp pitch fiasco hits Northerns and Border

Centurion - Freaks of nature have a habit of upsetting the best laid plans which is what happened yesterday when day two of the SuperSport Series game between Northerns and Border was abandoned because conditions were considered too dangerous for

22-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Davis knows it is another big game for Northerns

Centurion: As the man who help build the side which played in two finals last season, Peter Kirsten has some respect for Border, especially the way the Eastern Cape visitors landed a solid punch which flattened Northerns last season

22-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

S Pothas ton revives Gauteng hopes

Centurion - Nic Pothas who has on occasions rescued Gauteng from worse embarrassing moments than those he had to face here, no doubt felt some comfort in the knowledge that two national selectors watched him score a seventh first-class century

17-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

McKenzie's ton a chip off the old block

Centurion (South Africa) - On a day fairly dripping with irony and red-faced embarrassment, Neil McKenzie reminded his former Gauteng bosses what they had lost and why Northerns feel they have the best of the deal when he pulled together a

16-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Cronje commits himself to SA future

Centurion (South Africa) - Whether he as coerced, or tactically agreed to the move, South Africas captain Hansie Cronje has dropped plans to coach Glamorgan next year and committed himself to the future of the game in this country

16-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Gauteng batting blues in Centurion

Centurion (South Africa) - Any thought the national selectors may have had that David Terbrugge would need an extra game to challenge for a place in the South African side to play Zimbabwe at the end of this month were almost put to rest in Centurion

16-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Bonus points for limited-overs set to revolutionise game

Centurion (South Africa) - A bonus points system for the limited-overs game is neither as daft in its thinking nor as far fetched in its planning as it initially might seem to those who also had doubts about the viability of TV replays to decide line

15-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

McKenzie's ton a chip off the old block

Centurion (South Africa) - On a day fairly dripping with irony Neil McKenzie reminded his former Gauteng bosses what they had lost and why Northerns feel they have the best of the deal when he pulled together a well-structured maiden A Section

15-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Patience aids McKenzie's quest

Centurion (South Africa) - A week ago Neil McKenzie was scolding himself about an opportunity he had lost in scoring what would have been a debut century for Northerns

15-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

National broadcaster blacks out SA domestic season

Johannesburg - In an era where the favourite buzzwords are ``transformation'' and ``affirmative action'', especially in sport, those who rely heavily on the electronic media for accurate up-to-date information are being seriously disadvantaged

14-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Northerns face new challenge

Centurion (South Africa) - Northerns have started their A Section trophy quest this summer the way they ended it last season: on the victory trail

12-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Wessels quits short of his milestone

Centurion (South Africa) - Kepler Wessels, not one to shirk the responsibility of knocking off a runs to break the odd record or two, has decided at the age of 42 that his knees have had enough and that retirement is the better option to yet another

11-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Northerns squeeze neighbours Easterns

Benoni - As you would expect from a neighbourly dust up, the little guys lost the first round and most likely the psychological battle as well as big brother Northerns backed Easterns into a corner at Willowmoore Park yesterday

11-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Northerns give Easterns a grilling

Benoni - Peter Kirsten agreed that 18 points would have looked better on the log than 17 but the Northerns coach is not one to quibble about a log point after such a comprehensive victory at Willowmoore Park on Saturday

11-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

South African batsmen go back to school

Centurion (South Africa) - With heavy criticism from their skipper Hansie Cronje very much in their thoughts after some slap dash performances South Africa's top batsmen are being sent back to school to learn to cope with the demands needed for the

07-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

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