Trevor Chesterfield

Kirsten coaching role adds bizarre twist

Johannesburg: In a bizarre turn of events Peter Kirsten has a single coaching session today to prepare a Northerns/Gauteng side whose selection is as bizarre as they come for the game against the England XI starting tomorrow

17-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

New limited-overs deal for battle of the century

Johannesburg: Already it is being billed as the World Cup showdown of the 21st century and plans to match South Africa and Australia in a six-match limited overs series next year has attracted global attention

17-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

SAUCB development sponsorship worth millions

Johannesburg: On the size of it a R54-million sponsorship spread over seven years may not seem such a big deal, but when you consider that the same sponsor has splashed out more than R100-million in recent weeks then it is time to take notice

17-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Injury snag hits Gautent/Northerns XI selection

Centurion: While Rushdie Majiet's national selection panel stepped in to run the show over the heads of those in charge of players affairs in the two provinces, injury problems have already delivered a bouncer at the announcement of the combined

16-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Australia, South Africa in day/night series

Johannesburg: Kerry Packer's long-held dream of a day/night series between world super powers Australia and South Africa for his Channel 9 station is to become a reality next year with the announcement here and in Melbourne of a series of six games

16-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Border go to the top of Pool A

Having stubbed their toe severely a second time in successive seasons on the St George's Park pitch is not the sort of scenario Northerns coach Peter Kirsten had in mind when the side began their quest for Pool A log leadership in Port Elizabeth last

15-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Test cap looms for Hayward

Centurion: Mornantau Hayward has become, if whispers from the A team camp are an accurate assessment, a Test bowler in waiting and woe betide this summers tourists England when they shape up to face his version of the ballistic missile

15-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Surprise changes to SA A team after easy victory

Centurion: One of the national selectors, Clive Rice, paid what appeared to be a ``courtesy call'' at SuperSport Park yesterday and got an eyeful of why South Africa A have become the professional, unbeatable side they are

14-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Hayward pace blitz routs Sri Lanka A

Centurion: Rushdie Majiet may be in Harare watching South Africa take control of the second Test against Zimbabwe but the convener of the national selectors has, no doubt, also heard the loud rapping on the door of opportunity yesterday by three fast

13-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Bruyns, McKenzie cash in as SA A plunder Lanka bowling

Centurion: If you ask Mark Bruyns if there is such a thing as the Tooth Fairy he will no doubt think of the two chances he gave in his career-best innings yesterday as he helped himself to his third century of the season

12-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Benkenstein's plans to stretch A team's record

Centurion: Dale Benkenstein, more famously known for his high level of success as South Africas A captain than having a father who was more than a fair bat for Zimbabwe, also has an envious record as the A Team leader

11-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Fitness and form two key issues

Fitness and form are two key issues surrounding the South African A side when they meet Sri Lanka A in the first of two four-day games in Centurion starting tomorrow

10-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Schoolboy Rudolph selected for Titans

Centurion: In a move which had long been anticipated Northerns coach Peter Kirsten has conferred yet another distinction on schoolboy Jacques Rudolphs already impressive honours list, selection for the Titans side for this weekends game against

10-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Northerns' record avalanche buries Griquas Diamonds

Kimberley: It was as comprehensive as any victory Northerns have managed in recent seasons and in the words of their captain, Mark Davis, a lot harder to achieve than the margin of 10 wickets indicates

09-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Northerns bury Griquas

09-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Klusener ready to tackle Harare Test role

Centurion: Life, as Zimbabwe batsmen are about to discover in Harare, is far less complicated for Lance Klusener, the fast bowler, than making a television add which shows him driving around the countryside with Allan Donald and a voice makeover of

09-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Mpitsang mystery injury as Sri Lanka A reinforcements arrive

Corrie van Zyl has been quick to squash suggestions Free State fast bowler Victor Mpitsang may need a fitness test in Centurion today or tomorrow as the South Africa A side prepare for the first of two matches against the touring Sri Lanka A side

09-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Van Jaarsveld cracks the record barrier

Kimberley: Many have tried, including a former South Africa captain, but it has taken a monumental effort from Martin van Jaarsveld to finally surmount the most challenging target among the Northerns records - the highest individual innings by a

06-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Streak seen as key to Zimbabwe's Test plans

If anything Alistair Campbell is a realist about Zimbabwe?s position in the Test arena and when one of your front-line players is injured it exposes the lack of depth in a nation where there is a major gap between grass roots growth and provincial

05-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Kirsten smiles as Northerns pick up five batting points

It always helps to win the toss and bat first in such conditions but the secret is, of course, to also put together a meaningful total and score as many bonus points as possible

05-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

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