Saffas Abroad: Elgar excels for Essex
Dean Elgar’s dream start for Essex and Leus du Plooy’s blistering century for Middlesex were the standout moments from South Africans in the opening two rounds of England’s County Championship.
Dean Elgar’s dream start for Essex and Leus du Plooy’s blistering century for Middlesex were the standout moments from South Africans in the opening two rounds of England’s County Championship.
Dean Elgar scored his first hundred for Essex on Friday in his second County Championship appearance.
Dean Elgar made an immediate impact for Essex in their opening County Championship match against Nottinghamshire.
Dane Vilas’ swansong century for Lancashire was the standout performance from South Africans playing abroad over the past week.
Essex spinner Simon Harmer’s five-for against Middlesex was the standout performance from South Africans abroad over the past week.
Quinton de Kock’s classy knock wasn’t enough for the Seattle Orcas in the MLC final, while Colin Ingram scored an 18th first-class century in England’s County Championship.
Rilee Rossouw’s powerful striking in Major League Cricket and Simon Harmer’s 400th first-class wicket in Essex colours were the standout performances over the past week.
David Miller and Heinrich Klaasen started Major League Cricket with a bang, while Kyle Abbott starred with bat and ball in England’s County Championship.
Australia paceman Michael Neser struck his first century for Glamorgan as the visitors piled up a mammoth 737 to draw their County Championship match against Sussex.
Wiaan Mulder scored an unbeaten century and took another five-for to secure a draw for Leicestershire against Sussex in the English County Championship.
Hat-trick balls don’t come better than this one from Glamorgan’s Michael Neser against Yorkshire at Headingley.
The leg slip’s reaction to the last ball of a drawn Country Championship match, bowled by Eddie Byrom, says it all!
AB de Villiers has written a touching tribute to former Proteas teammate Hashim Amla, who announced his retirement from professional cricket this week.
Azeem Rafiq, whose allegations of racism plunged English cricket into crisis, is leaving Britain to protect his family from further abuse and intimidation.
Glamorgan batsman Sam Northeast reached 410* against Leicestershire in the English County Championship on Saturday – the ninth-highest first-class score of all time.