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Mzansi Super League
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SeamUp
International Coach
SA's Marquee Players
AB de Villiers - Spartans
Kagiso Rabada - Stars
Faf du Plessis - Rocks
Hashim Amla - Heat
Imran Tahir - Giants
JP Duminy - Blitz
Matrix draft on as we speak
https://twitter.com/MSL_T20
The player draft done on tv on Wednesday
AB de Villiers - Spartans
Kagiso Rabada - Stars
Faf du Plessis - Rocks
Hashim Amla - Heat
Imran Tahir - Giants
JP Duminy - Blitz
Matrix draft on as we speak
https://twitter.com/MSL_T20
The player draft done on tv on Wednesday
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SeamUp
International Coach
SeamUp
International Coach
2 black Africans have to start. So I suppose each team will want 3.
Some of the 'Overseas' players for the draft including SA Kolpaks
Chris Gayle (West Indies)
Jason Roy (England)
Johnson Charles (West Indies)
Kamran Akmal (Pakistan)
Umar Akmal (Pakistan)
Imran Nazir (Pakistan)
Lendl Simmons (West Indies)
Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka)
Dwayne Smith (West Indies)
Mohammed Ashraful (Bangladesh)
Adam Lyth (England)
Michael Klinger (Australia)
Richard Levi (SA Kolpak)
Rilee Rossouw (SA Kolpak)
Eoin Morgan (England)
Sam Billings (England)
Ben Ducket (England)
Craig Ervine (Zimbabwe)
Asif Ali (Pakistan)
Ifthikar Ahmed (Pakistan)
Colin Munro (New Zealand)
Brendan Taylor (Zimbabwe)
Ryan ten Doeschate (Netherlands)
Rameez Raja (Pakistan)
Heino Kuhn (SA Kolpak)
Dane Vilas (SA Kolpak)
Lahiru Thiramanne (Sri Lanka)
Dwayne Bravo (West Indies)
Anwar Ali (Pakistan)
Elton Chigumburra (Zimbabwe)
Dan Christian (Australia)
Asela Gunaratne (Sri Lanka)
Chris Jordan (England)
Jeewan Mendis (Sri Lanka)
Samit Patel (England)
Marlon Samuels (West Indies)
Shoaib Malik (Pakistan)
Tishara Perera (Sri Lanka)
Sohail Tanvir (Pakistan)
Sean Williams (Zimbabwe)
Wayne Parnell (SA Kolpak)
David Wiese (SA Kolpak)
Fidel Edwards (West Indies)
Jade Dernbach (England)
Kyle Jarvis (Zimbabwe)
Mohammed Irfan (Pakistan)
Chris Mpofu (Zimbabwe)
Jerome Taylor (West Indies)
Kesrick Williams (West Indies)
Kyle Abbott (SA Kolpak)
Marchant De Lange (SA Kolpak)
Hardus Viljoen (SA Kolpak)
Rumman Raees (Pakistan)
Rayad Emrit (West Indies)
Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)
Samuel Badree (West Indies)
Jeetan Patel (New Zealand)
Brandon Mavuta (Zimbabwe)
Diluwan Perera (Sri Lanka)
George Dockrell (Ireland)
Zahir Khan (Afghanistan)
Simon Harmer (SA Kolpak)
Some of the 'Overseas' players for the draft including SA Kolpaks
Chris Gayle (West Indies)
Jason Roy (England)
Johnson Charles (West Indies)
Kamran Akmal (Pakistan)
Umar Akmal (Pakistan)
Imran Nazir (Pakistan)
Lendl Simmons (West Indies)
Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka)
Dwayne Smith (West Indies)
Mohammed Ashraful (Bangladesh)
Adam Lyth (England)
Michael Klinger (Australia)
Richard Levi (SA Kolpak)
Rilee Rossouw (SA Kolpak)
Eoin Morgan (England)
Sam Billings (England)
Ben Ducket (England)
Craig Ervine (Zimbabwe)
Asif Ali (Pakistan)
Ifthikar Ahmed (Pakistan)
Colin Munro (New Zealand)
Brendan Taylor (Zimbabwe)
Ryan ten Doeschate (Netherlands)
Rameez Raja (Pakistan)
Heino Kuhn (SA Kolpak)
Dane Vilas (SA Kolpak)
Lahiru Thiramanne (Sri Lanka)
Dwayne Bravo (West Indies)
Anwar Ali (Pakistan)
Elton Chigumburra (Zimbabwe)
Dan Christian (Australia)
Asela Gunaratne (Sri Lanka)
Chris Jordan (England)
Jeewan Mendis (Sri Lanka)
Samit Patel (England)
Marlon Samuels (West Indies)
Shoaib Malik (Pakistan)
Tishara Perera (Sri Lanka)
Sohail Tanvir (Pakistan)
Sean Williams (Zimbabwe)
Wayne Parnell (SA Kolpak)
David Wiese (SA Kolpak)
Fidel Edwards (West Indies)
Jade Dernbach (England)
Kyle Jarvis (Zimbabwe)
Mohammed Irfan (Pakistan)
Chris Mpofu (Zimbabwe)
Jerome Taylor (West Indies)
Kesrick Williams (West Indies)
Kyle Abbott (SA Kolpak)
Marchant De Lange (SA Kolpak)
Hardus Viljoen (SA Kolpak)
Rumman Raees (Pakistan)
Rayad Emrit (West Indies)
Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)
Samuel Badree (West Indies)
Jeetan Patel (New Zealand)
Brandon Mavuta (Zimbabwe)
Diluwan Perera (Sri Lanka)
George Dockrell (Ireland)
Zahir Khan (Afghanistan)
Simon Harmer (SA Kolpak)
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Nothing will ever match Rising Pune Supergiant.What is it with these leagues and team names
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That isn't a bad list tbh. Wasn't expecting that with the previous troubles.
StephenZA
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Lets see what the teams look like... don't expect a lot of money to be flying around and think their is probably minimum bids. What I am interested in is how many kolpak get in.
SeamUp
International Coach
Only **** thing is supposedly a lot of the overseas players are joining later because they involved in T10 League.
SeamUp
International Coach
I reckon Vilas is a certainty out of the Kolpaks.
StephenZA
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Harmer, Abbott and Rilee are likely. Maybe Parnell. Not sure about the rest.
Does ABD count as CSA? Isn't his contract null and void after the retirement?Before Duminy's injury I did a quick SA draft pick.
SeamUp
International Coach
CSA Contracted 18 players including AB earlier this year and obviously he retired.But supposedly each team is allowed 3 CSA Contracted players which includes the SA Icon so assume AB counts. But now with JP out we back down to 17 so not sure who will be the 18th player to count for 'CSA Contracting'
Also a rookie is 21 years or younger who isn't capped for SA so Wiaan Mulder doesn't count.
Obviously tough between Piedt/Linde and McLaren/Adams & Nipper/Bosch brothers above but possibly with Duminy out it could creat a gap for Morne van Wyk, Rudi Second, Andries Gous and 1 or 2 others. Obviously that is my opinion. In a way I am disappointed our actual franchise coaches are the coaches because they will have their favourites already so hopefully they willing to pick outside the box.
StephenZA
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
It would have been nice to get some 'big name international ex-player' coaches for no other reason that to try impart some more knowledge into the system.