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Morne van Wyk

South Africa|Wicketkeeper Batter
Morne van Wyk
INTL CAREER: 2003 - 2015
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Full Name

Morne Nico van Wyk

Born

March 20, 1979, Bloemfontein, Orange Free State

Age

44y 12d

Batting Style

Right hand Bat

Bowling Style

Slow Left arm Orthodox

Fielding Position

Wicketkeeper

Playing Role

Wicketkeeper Batter

RELATIONS

DJ van Wyk

(brother)

Morne van Wyk is another in the seemingly endless supply of quality sportsmen to be unearthed by Grey College in Bloemfontein, his home town. He reached junior provincial level in cricket, rugby, tennis and hockey, and earned South African under-16 hockey colours. Van Wyk was a member of the South African squad in the 1998 Under-19 World Cup, having represented his country against England at the same level in 1997-98. A naturally attacking player, he opened the batting for Free State in limited-overs matches and earned respect beyond his years at first-class level. Van Wyk is a manufactured rather than a born gloveman, but his natural ball-skills enabled Free State to use him as their regular wicketkeeper in both formats of the game in 2002-03.

His versatility undoubtedly contributed to his selection in South Africa's one-day squad to play in the triangular series in England in 2003. He made his one-day international debut in the final, against England at Lord's, in which South Africa were thumped by seven wickets. However, despite being earmarked as Mark Boucher's long-term replacement his opportunities were limited. He made is Twenty20 international debut against Pakistan in 2007 in which he did not bat and played one further T20 International against West Indies at the end of 2007, a match that South Africa was bowled out for 58.

With AB de Villiers now being given a chance with the gloves, and Van Wyk the wrong side of 30, his hopes of a full international career are fading but he remains a regular in the South Africa A team, having captained the 2010 team to a tournament win with an unbeaten hundred in the final against Sri Lanka, while at home scores prolifically for the Knights in all three formats of the game.
Neil Manthorp and ESPNcricinfo staff

Career Averages
Batting & Fielding
FormatMatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100s50s4s6sCtSt
ODI171714258226.5661768.8804484101
T20I871225114*37.50157143.3111191451
FC163277399007200*37.84--2144--41717
List A262255269044175*39.49--2443--23126
T20155146164015114*30.883188125.941284411028526
Bowling
FormatMatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10w
ODI17------------
T20I8------------
FC163-783622/25-18.002.7639.0-00
List A262-12912472/282/2817.715.7618.4000
T20155------------
Morne Nico van Wyk
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Recent Matches - Player
MatchBatWktDateGroundFormat
Giants vs Lions00c/0s20-Mar-2023DohaOTHERT20
Giants vs Lions--0c/1s16-Mar-2023DohaOTHERT20
Giants vs Maharajas10*3c/0s15-Mar-2023DohaOTHERT20
Giants vs Lions--0c/0s13-Mar-2023DohaOTHERT20
Giants vs Maharajas10c/0s11-Mar-2023DohaOTHERT20
Photos
Shane Bond runs into bowl as Morne van Wyk looks on
Morné van Wyk
Morne van Wyk shapes to execute a pull
Morne van Wyk tucks the ball to the leg side
Morne van Wyk was peppered with a few short ones from Adam Milne
Morne van Wyk completes the run out of Leon Johnson