*** Official *** South African Domestic Season 2019/20

[StephenZA]

Tayo Walbrugh is a Bosch boy so 2 of them at the crease with the other being Zubz.

First I`ve seen of him... looks a good player. Did he head off to varsity and now back? Yep... looks like he was opening for UWC.

 

[SeamUp]

First I`ve seen of him... looks a good player. Did he head off to varsity and now back? Yep... looks like he was opening for UWC.

I think so. Now been playing for Rondebosch CC.

Was in WP schools team but didn't necessarily stand out.

That is what you want. Identification of talent early will have pathways but the later developers through the club system that aren't identified early need to still be climbing now and again in the system.

 

[SeamUp]

Warriors found some batsmen who bowl spin again.

Thinking Strydom, Ackerman, Smuts, Ingram and now Ngoepe and Moore doing some dirty work.

 

[SeamUp]

Magala has found life from a dead pitch.

 

[SeamUp]

Wonder if the Proteas will be involved in the SFs and final plus the last 2 rounds of the 4-day series.

 

[SeamUp]

179/4 to 188 all out.

Capitulation.

Well bowled Sisanda. He is more than capable of these performances in limited overs cricket. Good to see.

 

[SeamUp]

Cobras opening with Williams/Ntini and not Paterson.

 

[SeamUp]

Missed Brett Proctor's interview with Breetzke before play. Kent said he thought it was excellent. Did you see it Stephen ?

 

[SeamUp]

Mixture of Gibbs, Cullinan and AB. Please just get it all together.

 

[SeamUp]

Eddie Moore > Pieter Malan

 

[SeamUp]

Breetzke even defends like AB Right under the eyes almost right on top of it. Then those flairy shots over the off-side and the flick to leg is Gibbs and then those thrased back-foot shots square on both sides are Cullinan.

 

[StephenZA]

Looks like my Warriors doing well. Nice to see. Hopefully we can actually win this tournament.

 

[StephenZA]

Missed Brett Proctor's interview with Breetzke before play. Kent said he thought it was excellent. Did you see it Stephen ?

Sorry missed it. Caught the tail end.

 

[StephenZA]

Eddie Moore > Pieter Malan

Lets not get me started...

 

[SeamUp]

The hunger for runs and not giving it away at breaking point (even though they have time) has been proper cricket porn.

Qeshile has wonderful hands that flick last second and power to go with his strokes.

Been proper intensity in running between the wickets too.

 

[SeamUp]

That is a ridiculous catch from Hamza.

One for youtube.

Hope he is ok.

Pity about the stroke from Sine.

 

[Bahseph]

Looks like my Warriors doing well. Nice to see. Hopefully we can actually win this tournament.

Gotta get past my Dolphins first mate.

 

[SeamUp]

Gotta get past my Dolphins first mate.

Are you the only Dolphin on here Bahseph ?

There was a chap from Gordon's Bay on here that supported the Warriors. MrPrez to of course. So don't think Stephen is alone in that on here.

 

[SeamUp]

Breetzke is a ridiculous talent who if reaches his full potential can one day become one of the worlds elite batsmen. There, I said it.

Plays spin like he grew up playing against it.

 

[SeamUp]

Titans squad.

TITANS PRIMED FOR SUNDAY SHOOTOUT
The Momentum Multiply Titans have managed to keep their heads just above water in the Momentum One-day Cup, and they now have a chance to catch the last wave into the semi finals.

A win over the Knights will give the defending champions every chance of sneaking into the play-offs, where anything can happen.

Their fighting win over the Cape Cobras in midweek, where they also had to overcome the elements, has given them a timely confidence boost.

“Everyone is positive towards Sunday’s game. Everyone is looking forward to it,” Imraan Manack said with relish.

His two for 25 was crucial in restricting the Cobras to a manageable total, and Manack has loved every moment in the Titans squad this season.

“I’ve enjoyed every minute of my time with the team. Working with guys like Aiden Markram, Farhaan Behardien and Dean Elgar and even when Faf (du Plessis) was around; you grow up watching these guys on TV and now I’m working with them,” he beamed.

“They are giving me plans and advice on how to progress as a cricketer. My performances can be attributed to the guys around me that help with the good plans at the right time, the coaching staff and captain have also backed me and that’s been an integral part of my performance,” he added.

But, the season is not done yet. A proper season at the Titans would not be complete without silverware, and Manack and the rest are eyeing the 50-over title.

“We’ve got some momentum and we are trying to keep playing the good cricket we’ve been playing. If we turn up on Sunday, we’ll definitely get the result.”

Standing in their way is a Knights team that will be no pushover. The corresponding fixture has already produced a thriller, and another close result would be no surprise.

“I think we’ve been playing good cricket. I think in the game in Kimberley, where they chased down 307, we played good cricket as well. It’s just unfortunate a few things didn’t go our way,” Manack lamented.

On Sunday, they have a chance to settle that score, and also make a late leap into the play-offs

MOMENTUM MULTIPLY TITANS (FROM): Grant Thomson (Capt), Matthew Arnold, Farhaan Behardien, Corbin Bosch, Tony de Zorzi, Dean Elgar, Dayyaan Galiem, Khwezi Gumede, Gregory Mahlokwana, Imraan Manack, Aiden Markram, Rivaldo Moonsamy, Alfred Mothoa, Diego Rosier

KNIGHTS squad.