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Showing posts with label kingsmead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kingsmead. Show all posts
Thursday, 27 August 2015

Guest writer Fanele Mbuyazi: Proteas Mission Complete as AB De Villiers hits 8,000-run landmark

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Crying for the Proteas: Fanele Mbuyazi Today's GUEST WRITER is Fanele Mbuyazi (@FaneleMbuyazi8) on twitter. He's 25, from a ...
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Thursday, 29 December 2011

Axe Kallis? No, just give him a kick up the bum. And recognise the need for #axekallis

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On Tuesday, when South Africa's 36-year-old all-rounder Jacques Kallis was out for a duck at Kingsmead, I cheekily tweeted: "Some ...
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009

Second Test: England win by an innings and 98. Clinical. Strauss: Our best ever

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CLINICAL. Ruthless. Emphatic. Words you wouldn't have associated with England's bumbling cricketers in the past. Words which spring ...

Second Test, final day: Two down, two to go. All over by lunch. Surely?

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ENGLAND now need two more wickets on the final day of the second Test at Kingsmead. The county team-mates Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann have...
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Tuesday, 29 December 2009

England fire as South Africa are tied up in Notts... with a little help from Hoggy

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MATTHEW HOGGARD did the trick for England today. With a little help from the Barmy Army. Yes Hoggy, the Ashes-winning former Yorkshire pacem...

South Africa can't live with England, Living with the Lions is more comfortable!

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ENGLAND have declared for 575-9 just after lunch on day four of the second Test in Durban and the South Africans trail by nearly 231 with Ia...
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Second Test: Day Four: Bell's belter, Colly's folly and Broad's bore

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IAN BELL joined Alastair Cook on the Kingsmead honours board today, the second England batsman to produce a selection-enhancing century at t...
Monday, 28 December 2009

England's unsung heroes... and why Durban should host a future Olympics

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TODAY was the day for England's unsung heroes. The men who quietly serve while Kevin Pietersen. our only truly world-class batsman, pree...
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Sunday, 27 December 2009

Barmy Army on the warpath... and England on top in cloudy Durban

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AND today's big question is... who knocked over the Barmy Army general Jimmy Saville at Kingsmead yesterday? The fall of England's t...
Saturday, 26 December 2009

Boxing Day Test: Day One: England's day as South Africa scuttle off for the light

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AS the clouds closed in and the floodlights went on at 3.10pm local time, the Boxing Day Test in Durban veered England's way at Kingsmea...

Boxing Day Test. Tea, day one. Kallis and Smith, No1 and 2 in the little-known Most Boring Test Batsmen rankings, sponsored by Slumberland

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THE beer queues now stretch all the way across the back of the South Stand at Kingsmead. And most of the way around the ground. It's Box...
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Boxing Day Test: Lunch, day one: Two wickets then too hot as England face the Durban hothouse

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WELCOME to a world where thousands of people lug jugs of lager around in the blazing sun at 8am Greenwich Meantime on Boxing Day. To a city ...