
Knights keep Dolphins bottled up
Superb bowling by the Knights ensured the Dolphins were only able to post 268 runs in the first innings of their 4-Day Franchise Series clash at Kimberley.
Superb bowling by the Knights ensured the Dolphins were only able to post 268 runs in the first innings of their 4-Day Franchise Series clash at Kimberley.
Following a positive draw in their opening 4-Day Domestic Series clash, a confident Dolphins side head to Kimberley to take on the Knights starting on Monday.
Knights assistant coach Alan Kruger is optimistic ahead of their match against Dolphins in Kimberley starting from Monday, despite losing their opening game to the Cape Cobras this week.
Tshepo Ntuli of the VKB Knights shares his thoughts on why patience is the most important part of cricket and reveals how he deals with being hit back over his head as a spin bowler.
Duanne Olivier of the Knights speaks to SA Cricket about the importance of staying calm under pressure.
VKB Knights skipper Pite van Biljon spoke to SA Cricket magazine about the importance of valuing your wicket when batting.
Half-centuries from Zubayr Hamza and Kyle Verreynne took the Cobras to a four-wicket win over the Knights at Newlands on the final day of their first 4-Day Franchise Series match.
A superb century by Grant Mokoena kept the Knights in the contest against the Cape Cobras alive at Newlands.
Pieter Malan powered through day two as the Cobras took a 23-run lead to end on 302-6 against the Knights at Newlands on Tuesday.
The Cobras put in a solid bowling performance on day one to bowl the Knights out for 279, despite a solid 100 from middle-order batsman Pite van Biljon.
Cape Cobras coach Ashwell Prince says his players are relishing a return outdoors with their 4-Day Series opener at PPC Newlands against the Knights, starting on Monday.
A blistering century from Patrick Kruger propelled the Knights to a 19-run victory over the Dolphins in the Umthunzi Cup.
Knights coach Nicky Boje looks ahead to a challenging season without David Miller and former captain Theunis de Bruyn.
Chris Morris’ 6-55 paved the way for the Titans to become the Sunfoil champions after a remarkable two-day match in which they beat the Knights by four wickets.
Rain prevented play in any of the final three Sunfoil matches, raising the possibility of a lucky lottery if or when any team gets on to the field.