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2009-2010 CSA Annual Report and Financial Statement
TOMORROW SHAPING 2 0 0 9 / 1 0 REPORT A N N UA L CRICKET SOUTH AFRICA ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 0 9 / 1 0 SHAPING TOMORROW Shaping Tomorrow We live in the most exciting era of sporting development. A time when full contact sport no longer holds centre stage. It is a passage of time when the art of sport is appreciated over the physicality of competition. Today, latent skills and blossoming talent has a place amongst our youth and the generations to come. It is now the subtle brilliance of deftness, the art of touch, mastery of stroke and pure strategic guile that has turned cricket into the sport of the future. Today cricket is the stage for mental agility and peak physical condition. It is purity of both mind and spirit that produces champions. The re-invention of cricket globally has rejuvenated a desire to master the ultimate game. A sense of camaraderie pursued by both men and women alike. It’s now a passion for gamesmanship, integrity, honesty and fair play. It is a game that can be embraced and played or supported by everyone. We can’t undo the past, but we can shape the future. We do what we do today in cricket, for what will happen TOMORROW. ConTEnTS 4 Vision and Mission 5 Ten Thrusts to Direct Transformation of Cricket in South Africa 6 President’s Message 8 CEO’s Report 18 Mapping the Way Forward 20 Reviving the CSA Presidential Plan 22 Black African Cricket on the Rise 24 KFC Mini Cricket gets Bigger and Better 26 Youth Cricket: Uplifting the Faces of Tomorrow 28 Under-19 Cricket gives Young Stars the Platform to Shine 30 First-Class -
SPORTOTORSPORT | Page 3 FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 7 F1 Unveils Chelsea Fastest Street Contenders but Track for Saudi City, Bayern the Grand Prix Teams to Beat
MMOTORSPORTOTORSPORT | Page 3 FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 7 F1 unveils Chelsea fastest street contenders but track for Saudi City, Bayern the Grand Prix teams to beat Friday, March 19, 2021 CRICKET Sha’aban 6, 1442 AH Hosts India survive GULF TIMES fi nal-over scare to level series 2-2 SPORT Page 2 FOOTBALL Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium to Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium. host Amir Cup fi nal on May 14 By Sports Reporter mosphere with all reassurance. Al Arabi, while Al Rayyan will Doha The details of the match ar- face Al Duhail. rangements will be announced at In the quarters, Baghdad a later time, QFA said. Details re- Bounedjah scored a brace as Al he Qatar Football Associ- lated to obtaining tickets and the Sadd had crushed Al Gharafa 5-0, ation (QFA), in co-oper- preventive and health measures while last year’s runner-up Al Ara- ation with the Supreme will also be announced later. bi had cruised past Al Sailiya 4-1. Committee for Delivery It is noteworthy that the last Al Duhail had sealed their spot Tand Legacy (SC), has set Friday, edition (48th) of the Amir Cup was in the semi-fi nals with a 2-0 vic- May 14, for the fi nal match of held last December, when Al Sadd tory over Al Shamal with Kenyan the Amir Cup. The match will be beat Al Arabi at the Ahmed Bin Ali striker Michael Olunga (45+3) and played at Jassim Bin Hamad Sta- Stadium, the fourth World Cup Abdulla al-Ahraq (89) scoring for dium, the home turf of Al Sadd. -
Al Duhail Meet Al Taawoun
Australia ready for frosty reception on South Africa return PAGE 14 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2020 Manateq Qatar Cross-Country Rally World Cup 2022 will help bridge Attiyah cultures: Hassan al Thawadi tops field SC.QA MUNICH (GERMANY) from 17 QATAR’S hosting of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ has the potential to bridge cultures and unite the Middle East, said nations Hassan al Thawadi, Secretary- General of the Supreme Com- mittee for Delivery & Legacy (SC), during the Munich Secu- rity Conference (MSC). Al Thawadi was speak- Ace Qatari car rallyist Nasser Saleh al Attiyah is the defending champion. ing alongside renowned aca- demics, practitioners and policymakers, including David Five-car QMMF team to bid for honours in competitive T3 category Miliband, CEO, International Rescue Committee, Philipp TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK Maverick X3s and a Polaris T3 category. Lahm, captain of Germany’s LUSAIL RZR 1000 Turbo in the hotly- Other competitors are 2014 FIFA World Cup winning contested T3 category that has taking part from as far afield team, Lassina Zerbo, Executive DEFENDING champion attracted 11 teams. Khalid al as the USA, Hungary, Po- Secretary of the Comprehen- Hassan al Thawadi, Secretary-General of the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC), during the Nasser Saleh al Attiyah tops Mohannadi drives the Pola- land the Netherlands and sive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Munich Security Conference in Germany. the entry for next week’s ris alongside the experienced Belgium, but the duo of Gon- Organisation, and Nick Burns, Manateq Qatar Cross-Country French navigator Sebastien zalo Guayasamin and Ricardo Professor of the Practice of Di- own opinions of that country Rally (MQCCR) on a quality Delaunay, while Mubarak Torlaschi have travelled the plomacy and International Pol- From day one we recognised that football – and the and not relying on a stereo- list announced by the Qatar al Hajri, Ahmed al Kuwari, furthest to take part in the T3 itics at Harvard’s John F. -
Tragedy When Toddler Dies in Open Waterhole CATHY DLODLO at the Time of the Incident
COMMUNITY COMMUNITY ENTERTAINMENT www.bloemfonteincourant.co.za Mangaung entrepreneurs Refi loe Mocwa is cut from a Nal’ibali gears up for World FS education tackles share success stories different cloth Read Aloud Day curriculum challenges PAGE 2 PAGE 3 PAGE 5 LENTSWE LA BATHO • VOICE OF THE PEOPLE WEDNESDAY 15 February 2017 FREE Tragedy when toddler dies in open waterhole CATHY DLODLO at the time of the incident. They said that brave woman who jumped in and tried to Xuma said the toddler was declared one of the kids pushed Simphiwe and he save him. “The woman said she could not dead on the scene. As family members The community of Ramagari in Thaba fell into the water.” She said she is not see the toddler in the water, but noticed his and volunteers were busy preparing for Nchu is up in arms about several open blaming anyone.“How could we blame fl oating shoe. She then just blindly jumped Simphiwe’s funeral, they remembered this waterholes in the area after one of these kids? They are just kids. We cannot judge in and started searching for him. She then friendly boy who would have turned fi ve claimed the life of a toddler. Four-year-old or convict,” said a very sad Joyce. pulled him out,” said Joyce. Her grandson on Tuesday. Simphiwe Qwema died on Friday after She said she just wanted to thank the was totally covered in mud. [email protected] he had fallen into a hole fi lled with water while he and his friends were playing nearby. -
Pite Van Biljon
Pite van Biljon New Brighton Cricket Club is about to welcome our 2021 overseas professional player Pite van Biljon. Pite is South African, is 35 years old, is married with a young daughter. He plays cricket for Free State and Proteas. He’s a right handed batsman, right arm medium bowler and also a wicket keeper but has hardly donned the gloves for the sides he has played for. In February 2020 he made his T20i debut with the South Africa cricket team against Australia in Johannesburg. Since then he’s been selected another nine times, playing against England & Pakistan. An interesting fact about the family is that his sister Suzaan is an Olympic breaststroke swimmer having represented South Africa at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 London Olympics. She finished 7th at the 2012 London Olympics, making her the only female South African swimmer to make a final that year. She retired in 2013 as the African Record holder in the 200 long course breaststroke, with a 2:23.21 done at the 2012 Olympics, as well as the 100 and 200 in short course breaststroke. It was whilst on a day off from playing I was able to have a chat with Pite on WhatsApp. He wrote a short bio of himself and kindly answered a few questions that some of the members had asked. Here in his own words is his short bio: “I’ve always played cricket but hockey was my real love. I was probably much better in hockey than cricket. I got a bursary to go and study at the University of Pretoria, where I did Bcom law. -
India Survive Scare to Level T20 Series Against England
Sport FRIDAY 19 MARCH 2021 15 India survive scare to level Motor racing: Jeddah to be T20 series against England F1’s fastest and longest REUTERS - AHMEDABAD BRIEF SCORES was dismissed stumped for one. India 185 for 8 (Suryakumar 57, Yadav smashed three sixes street circuit India survived final-over drama Iyer 37, Archer 4-33) beat Eng- before Dawid Malan took a low to beat England by eight runs land 177 for 8 (Stokes 46, Roy 40, catch at fine leg to send him in the fourth Twenty20 Inter- back. Replays, however, sug- Thakur 3-42, Pandya 2-16) by LONDON national and level the five- gested the ball might have REUTERS - eight runs match series 2-2 in Ahmedabad touched the grass. yesterday. Rishabh Pant made a breezy Indian players celebrate a wicket during fourth T20 against Formula One unveiled its Suryakumar Yadav regained his composure and 30 and Shreyas Iyer contributed England in Ahmedabad, yesterday. PIC COURTESY: BCCI longest and fastest street smashed 57 to help the hosts to dismissed Jordan before fin- 37 to push India past the circuit yesterday, 185-8, their highest total of the ishing with a dot ball. 175-mark. predicting top speeds of series, after being put into bat. The previous three matches England lost Jos Buttler 322kph and wheel-to- Ben Stokes and Jason Roy were won by the team electing early in their chase, and Malan Australia’s Warner ends wheel racing when Saudi then came up with entertaining to field but India managed to made 14 before Rahul Chahar Arabia hosts a race for the cameos but it was not enough buck that trend after losing the bowled him round his legs. -
2019/20 Annual Integrated Report
INTEGRATED REPORT 2019/2020 STANDS FOR EQUALITY Contents Foreword Making our voice heard Foreword Making our voice heard against social ills About our against social ills integrated report THE PLAYING FIELD IS A MICROCOSM OF SOCIETY Who we are The great Nelson Mandela once said ‘thus shall we effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is imperative As a man, as a husband and as a father, I am appalled at what is no less than a war Presidents statement live, because we will have created a society which that we help where we can, to support the many being waged against the women and children of our country. At a time when the recognises that all people are born equal, with each people who are suffering from extreme poverty as pandemic has left us all feeling vulnerable and uncertain, violence is being unleashed entitled in equal measure to life, liberty, prosperity, their livelihoods are threatened. on women and children with a brutality that defies comprehension. Board of Directors human rights and good governance.’ President Cyril Ramaphosa Our preceding integrated report focused on CSA’s Acting Chief Executive’s These profound words resonate with CSA’s ethos, commitment to advancing women in cricket. We report which was founded on the principles of diversity, watched with pride as our CSA’s national Women’s We strongly echo the President’s outrage at gender- violence and discrimination nationwide, while non-racialism and inclusion. Both on and off the team had an incredibly successful year. Our skills based violence and the rising number of violent simultaneously raising funds to provide relief for Executive management field, CSA strives for inclusion and the recognition development work from grassroots to professional crimes perpetrated against women in South Africa. -
Mzansi Super League 2.0 Fun, Fast for All Your Ultimate Guide
MZANSI SUPER LEAGUE 2.0 FUN, FAST FOR ALL YOUR ULTIMATE GUIDE By Cricket Fanatics Magazine 01 N O I T I D E ALL THE SQUADS, KEY PLAYERS AND SO MUCH MORE, JAM- T S R PACKED INTO A BINGE-WORTHY PACKAGE JUST FOR YOU. I F Mzansi Super League 2.0 Summary After an enthralling opening season of South Africa’s very own T20 competition, it is time for the 2nd edition. Going by the tagline “Fast, Fun, For All”, the tournament proved to be entertaining last season with every franchise putting in substantial effort to promote their franchise. One of the major positives of this tournament is the promotion of South Africa’s young talent. Every side needed to sign at least one Rookie (a player 21 or younger. This gives these young cricketers the opportunity to learn from some of the biggest names in the game today. It also allows fringe players to have an opportunity to showcase their talent and make that drive for national honours. This guide will fill provide you with the squads, some of the young Players to Watch in the new campaign and highlight the importance of lifting the trophy for each team in the competition. Last Season's Standings Jozi Stars The Jozi stars are the defending champions. Last season, they were led by current interim Proteas coach Enoch Nkwe, and boasted star international names like Chris Gayle and Daniel Christian. Let's not forget that their star Proteas Marquee player was and still is Kagiso Rabada. Their campaign last season was also pivotal in the rise of a new Proteas fan favourite Rassie van der Dussen as well as young batting sensation Ryan Rickelton. -
Al Gharafa Beat Umm Salal 5-1 to Seal Top-Four Finish; Al Arabi, Al Wakrah Win
Sport SUNDAY 11 APRIL 2021 Rose clings to one-shot Masters lead as Spieth and Thomas lurk Just a classic day at Augusta National when you’re slightly off. I kind of told myself going up the eighth hole, ‘You’re leading the Masters.’ Your frame of reference is a little bit different to yesterday. Four ahead is something, but you’re still leading. So just enjoy it and keep it going. Justin Rose Sport |06 PREMIER LEAGUE RESULTS: Liverpool 2 - 1 Aston Villa; Crystal Palace 1 - 4 Chelsea; Manchester City 1 - 2 Leeds United Cheetahs secure ACL Play-off berth with win on final day of QSL season Al Gharafa beat Umm Salal 5-1 to seal top-four finish; Al Arabi, Al Wakrah win THE PENINSULA – DOHA Jonathan Kodjia (centre) scores Al Al Gharafa managed to storm Gharafa's fourth goal back into top four in the final against Umm Salal standings with a magnificent at Qatar SC Stadium 5-1 win over Umm Salal while yesterday. Al Arabi and Al Wakrah gained full points on the final day of ROUND 22 the QNB Stars League season Al Arabi 3-1 Al Sailiya yesterday. Umm Salal 1-5 Al Gharafa This means Al Gharafa will Al Kharaitiyat 0-2 Al Wakrah have the opportunity to play in the play-off round of the next Three minutes later, Al season’s AFC Champions Gharafa made it 4-1 with Kodjia League. opening his account with a At the Qatar SC Stadium header from a corner kick. yesterday, Jacheol Koo (26), Umm Salal failed to stage a captain Othman Alawi (47), comeback despite making a lot Ahmed Alganehi (59), Jonathan of effort before Adlane com- Kodjia (62) and Guedioura pleted Al Gharafa’s emphatic Adlane (90) were on target for victory with a strike in the last Al Gharafa after Kayke Rod- minute.