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June 2018 THROUGH the COVERS THROUGH THE COVERS June 2018 CEO MESSAGE It is said that you will not be aware When I zoom in on the KZN Coastal of how quickly time flies when you community I cannot say enough about are enjoying what you do. I now truly the potential that exists in this area of understand what that actually means. our beautiful country. The quality of These past eleven months have literally players, the passion and knowledge of flown by and when I look back I cannot the administrators and the commitment help but smile and be filled with a sense of the coaches and staff have been of pride of what we have achieved as a something to behold. Union. On a personal note it meant the The KZN Coastal semi-professional team creation of a new life in KZN and the put the cherry on top of a wonderful birth of an immense pride in a province first season for me when they lifted with such incredible potential and hope the Sunfoil 3-day competition after for the future. When I reflect on the past dominating the competition throughout. season I am filled with gratitude and a The value of Coastal has also been true sense of belonging to something emphasised with the emergence of a much bigger than myself. player like Senuran Muthusamy who excelled on all stages and a coach like As the Dolphins franchise our core Roger Telemachus, who has made a business of cricket has performed well, successful transition from player to with incredible performances throughout coach. the KZN pipeline, the pinnacle being Looking towards the future I am the positive brand of cricket played filled with a sense of excitement and by the Hollywoodbets Dolphins. We anticipation for what we can achieve won three out of a possible six senior if we continue on this journey with the cricket trophies available in the national same passion and pride. We will focus on competitions, and what makes this each aspect of our business and have a achievement even more special is that goal of continuous improvement in every the three include one by each entity and single activity. also one in each of the three formats – KZN Coastal, thank you for making my Hollwyoodbets Dolphins (Momentum 50 first season at KZNCU a memorable one. over), KZN Coastal (Sunfoil 3-day) and KZN Inland (Africa T20). CRICKET SERVICES MANAGER MESSAGE KZN Cricket Coastal could not have Clifton College won the Coastal leg of asked for a better end to the cricket the Schools T20 Competition 2017/18. season having been crowned champions The RPC/HUBS continues to produce of the Sunfoil 3 Day Cup 2017/18. It has cricketers for the provincial teams. 15 in been quite a fantastic journey and the total were selected to represent KZN at team coached by Roger Telemachus had Provincial and Regional levels. a great season in this 3-Day competition The KFC Mini Cricket programme has finishing with 178 points in Pool A with grown from strength to strength and 6 wins from 10 matches and this was an each year we have new schools joining absolute pleasure to witness. It was a the programme. collective team effort which augurs well I would like to also take this opportunity for our future. to acknowledge and express gratitude to our passionate sponsors Hollywoodbets As we have come to an end of yet for the unwavering support and energy another season I would like to thank they have brought to our team and the everyone for their contribution during staff at Kingsmead Stadium. the period – from the grounds men, To our staff members that have worked scorers, umpires, parents who supported tirelessly throughout the year and the their children, spouses who supported season at large, a very big thank you to each other – to officials who run clubs, you too. your efforts do not go unnoticed. We are Please enjoy the off season and time extremely grateful to you. with your families. Catch you in the new season! The Club season finished on a high with Crusaders Cricket Club being crowned RITESH RAMJEE Champions in the 50 Over format. CRICKET SERVICES MANAGER MESSAGE KZN SCHOOLS CRICKET In the KZN Coastal leg of the Coca Cola Schools T20 Competition 2017/2018, we had a total of 32 schools fighting it out to get to the Provincial final, the KZN Development team caused a major upset by knocking out the 2017 holders Glenwood High School to make it to the semi-finals joining Westville High School, Kearsney College and Clifton College who were crowned champions on the third attempt ousting Westville High School in a rain affected match on a better run rate. SEMI-FINAL 1 KZN Township Development vs Westville High School 100/7 (20) 101/0 (8.1) Thulani Chiliza 24 (29) Gareth Beavan 3/20 Keegan Gibbon 59 (28) Westville Boys High School won by 10 wickets. SEMI-FINAL 2 Clifton College vs Kearsney college 146/7 (20) 93/10 (15) Matthew Montgomery 48 (37) Carl Heunis 2/38 Joshua Brown 4/11 Muirhead 20 (19) Clifton College won by 53 runs. KZN SCHOOLS CRICKET FINAL Westville Boys High School vs Clifton College 119/9 (20) 92/2 (13) Caleb Pillay 29(29) Noorbhal 2/16 Rajkumar 1/10 Simon Holmes 44* (27) Clifton College won on superior run rate. Clifton College proved to be the better squad during the 2017/2018 season led by Matthew Montgomery. It has come to the attention of the coaches and it is a huge concern that not enough centuries are being scored during school encounters due to pitches being more bowler friendly around the Province which is alarming as players need to be accustomed to scoring big centuries so it is not foreign to them come time for CSA National Weeks at the end of the year. CLUB CRICKET PREMIER LEAGUE BOWLING AVERAGE – 50 OVERSAS AT 3 APRIL 2018 BOWL BOWL BOWL BOWL NAME TEAM GAMES INN OVERS RUNS WICKETS B/B AVG. ECON Henry, Josh UKZN C C 1st 19 19 167.5 486 43 8/19 11.3 2.9 Razak, Abdul Hack DHS Rhythm C C 1st 20 19 176.1 461 38 7/22 12.1 2.62 Koen, Tyron Crusaders C C 1st 17 15 113 429 38 5/19 11.3 3.8 Reeves, Ryan Ashley Clares C C 1st 15 14 101 283 32 7/23 8.8 2.8 Wissing, Richard Sage UKZN C C 1st 17 17 139.2 462 32 4/22 14.4 3.32 Jordan, Neill King Cetswayo C C 1st 20 20 170.1 586 31 6/20 18.9 3.44 Smit, Jesse Cameron Chatsworth Sporting C C 1st 18 17 109.1 353 30 5/22 11.8 3.23 Joubert, Stephan King Cetswayo C C 1st 19 17 108.2 315 30 4/16 10.5 2.91 Biddulph, Jason Gilbert Crusaders C C 1st 20 17 128.5 353 29 5/13 12.2 2.74 Buckthorp, Dylan Pinetown C C 1st 15 14 125 494 28 5/47 17.6 3.95 Mawarie, Tawanda African Warriors C C 1st 19 18 123.3 428 27 4/14 15.9 3.47 Kamanzi, Yves DHS Rhythm C C 1st 18 16 111.3 440 27 5/23 16.3 3.95 Patel, Mohamed Zain Topham C C 1st 17 16 136.2 503 26 6/21 19.3 3.69 Scott, Chad Berea Rovers C C 1st 19 17 125.5 495 25 5/30 19.8 3.93 Moolman, Kyle David Berea Rovers C C 1st 19 16 117 415 24 3/26 17.3 3.55 Gordon, Cameron Clares C C 1st 21 19 119.3 415 24 4/36 17.3 3.47 Dyer, Andrew Pinetown C C 1st 13 12 99.2 372 23 3/27 16.2 3.74 Must have played 10 or more matches and Bowled for 10 or more matches to qualify CLUB CRICKET PREMIER LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGE – 50 OVERSAS AT 3 APRIL 2018 BAT N/ BAT BAT NAME TEAM GAMES INN OUT RUNS H/S AVG. Mungroo, Shaldon DHS Rhythm C C 1st 20 20 1 608 101 32 Trenoweth, Tyler Berea Rovers C C 1st 19 17 1 607 120 37.9 Riekert, John Crusaders C C 1st 20 17 1 583 108 34.3 Govender, Nashen Delta C C 1st 14 13 3 500 79* 50 Hatting, Ruben Crusaders C C 1st 19 15 3 450 74 37.5 Redinger, Jason Clint King Cetswayo C C 1st 19 18 7 447 92* 40.6 Minnie, Riaan Crusaders C C 1st 16 14 2 433 133 36.08 Kerr, Bruce Pinetown C C 1st 15 15 2 406 63 31.2 Razak, Abdul Hack DHS Rhythm C C 1st 20 19 3 402 46* 25.1 Reeves, Ryan Ashley Clares C C 1st 15 14 1 401 96 30.8 Koen, Tyron Crusaders C C 1st 17 13 4 398 58* 44.2 Maharaj, Ishan DHS Rhythm C C 1st 17 17 2 398 75 26.5 Stamaitis, James Berea Rovers C C 1st 14 12 2 383 89* 38.3 Smit, Jesse Cameron Chatsworth Sporting C C 1st 18 13 3 361 81 36.1 Bezuidenhoudt, Jeyato Pinetown C C 1st 17 16 356 59 22.2 Patel, Mohamed Zain Topham C C 1st 17 16 352 78 22 Syed, Junaid Delta C C 1st 20 18 2 334 69 20.9 Naidoo, Desigan K African Warriors C C 1st 17 16 332 68 20.8 Wissing, Richard Sage UKZN C C 1st 17 17 330 67 19.47 Must have played 10 or more matches and Batted for 10 or more matches to qualify CLUB CRICKET CHALLENGE LEAGUE S1 BOWLING AVERAGE – 50 OVERS AS AT 3 APRIL 2018 BOWL BOWL BOWL BOWL NAME TEAM GAMES INN OVERS RUNS WICKETS B/B AVG.
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