Trevor Chesterfield

Lindsay positive over UCB development system

Johannesburg - One of the bold prophecies made a decade ago is about to come true when the selection of the South African side for the Under-15 World Challenge tournament in England is selected next month

22-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Tough tour schedule for South Africa

Johannesburg - Such is the congestion of the international programme these days South Africa head for India today, having come off the back of a limited-overs series and on Saturday step into a three-day game which is meant to act as preparation for

16-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

National selectors resurrect Ntini's career

Johannesburg - It seems the national selectors are far more forgiving than the Wanderers crowd and are prepared to overlook Makhaya Ntini's indiscretions which has kept him in the public eye

14-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Tertius Bosch passes away

Centurion - Tertius Bosch, aged 33, who was a member of South Africa's World Cup team 1992 and opened the bowling in his only Test, against the West Indies in Barbados in April 1992, has passed away after a long illness through virus complications,

14-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

No surprises in South African team

There were no surprises in the selection of the South African Test party for India, announced on Monday, with Rushdi Magiet's panel resisting bringing Makhaya Ntini into the squad, although he may get a call up for the limited-overs international

08-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Protect Cronje appeal from former Test fast bowler De Villiers

Port Elizabeth - Fanie de Villiers, everybody' favourite former player, has come out in support of his one-time national captain Hansie Cronje suggesting too much pressure is being exerted on the South African skipper

08-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Centurion shoot out looms for place in final

Centurion - In the best Western traditions it is shaping up as the 'final showdown', this time though England meet Zimbabwe in the Centurion corral tomorrow with the winner take all along with a place in the triangular series final against South

08-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Crisis outing at Boot Hill for South Africa series game

East London - Buffalo Park, with a local cemetery perched on the hill overlooking the ground, could be the ideal venue today for South Africa to start a revival of their home series limitedovers hopes this summer

04-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Testing time for revamped SA in triangular series

Durban - As South Africa's selectors ponder the make up of their two sides for the tour of India now just a couple of weeks away, the new-look limited-overs squad has an opportunity to impress Messrs Rushdi Magiet and Co

02-Feb-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

McKenzie recalled in SA squad shake up

Cape Town - Having sent Neil McKenzie home on Monday as part of the exercise to get rid of excess baggage for the Newlands game against England, South Africa's selectors did the honest thing yesterday by recalling him for the rest of the triangular

27-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Johnson input can aid Zimbabwe response

Cape Town - If playing for Zimbabwe rests solely on ability Neil Johnson should have been in the side instead of being kept out by an alleged injury when Sri Lanka were touring north of the Limpopo late last year

27-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

South Africa rely on the K factor to beat late England charge

Cape Town - South Africa's reliance of the K factor emerged during the World Cup last year when mostly Lance Klusener engineered victory out of any number of improbable situations

26-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Donald recall possibility looms

Cape Town - England's Barmy Army may taunt Allan Donald about his World Cup disaster at Edgbaston last year but South Africa's selectors are likely to issue an SOS to the mercurial pace weapon for the second leg of the current limited-overs

24-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Rhodes set to return as Hussain celebrates victory

Bloemfontein - Chances are Jonty Rhodes, on returning to Newlands on Wednesday where his hamstring trouble started about three weeks ago, will turn out for South Africa in their crunch triangular series outing against England

24-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

National players released for final

Border captain Pieter Strydom and South Africa's latest international and Test all-rounder joins his teammates at the Wanderers on Thursday to prepare for the SuperSport Series final, spread over five days, against Gauteng

24-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Bacher to move into new UCB role after weekend shake up

Bloemfontein - It is not quite the shake up which many expected after Ray White's departure as president of the United Cricket Board but there is going to be a black executive director in place of the long-serving Dr Ali Bacher by April 2002

23-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

White steps down from UCB after no confidence vote

Bloemfontein - Ray White's shaky, if controversial, tenure as president of the United Cricket Board has come to an end halfway into a surprise second term after he resigned from the post today

22-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

Symcox retires as a player and thinks about coaching

Grizzled veteran of more than 100 first-class matches and closer to 40 than he would care to admit, Pat Symcox, has finally quit the game at all levels after an illustrious career which included a notable Test century

22-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

McKenzie call up over Benkenstein fitness

Potchefstroom - With the Jonty Rhodes hamstring problem still causing a few twinges of concern in the South African camp and Dale Benkenstein out of sorts with a stomach bug, Northerns captain Neil McKenzie might yet his big chance to earn a South

20-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

England show a touch of form

Potchefstroom - They are known as the North West Dragons, and for most of the season their fire has spluttered rather than roared in defiance

20-Jan-2000•Trevor Chesterfield

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