Eben Etzebeth to return to South Africa with the Sharks
The Cell C Sharks have added to their growing list of World Cup winners with the signing of Eben Etzebeth.
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The Cell C Sharks have added to their growing list of World Cup winners with the signing of Eben Etzebeth.
Proteas batting ace Keegan Petersen has signed for Durham and is set to join them for the 2022 County Championship season.
Durban - Global superstar Eben Etzebeth has been confirmed as the latest headline act to join the Sharks where he will be reunited with his former Stormers teammates Siya Kolisi and Bongi Mbonambi.
Durban - Global superstar Eben Etzebeth has been confirmed as the latest headline act to join the Sharks where he will be reunited with his former Stormers teammates Siya Kolisi and Bongi Mbonambi.
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Matt Henry made his return to the New Zealand Test team with an incredible career-best haul of 7 for 23 against South Africa on Thursday 17 February 2022.
Cape Town - Early last year, David Meihuizen was on Scotland’s ‘South African watch’, as he was already qualified through his mother and grandfather.
New Zealand's Matt Henry made a memorable return to Test cricket in the opening match against South Africa and the 30-year-old said it was "surreal" to match a benchmark set by Richard Hadlee, who cheered him on at the Hagley Oval on Thursday. Henry's seven for 23 blew away South Africa who were bundled out for 95, their lowest against New Zealand, and put the home side in the box seat. It was a stunning display of pace bowling by Henry, playing his first Test in eight months only because Trent Boult is away on paternity leave. Only Ajaz Patel (10-119) and Hadlee (9-52) have returned better Test figures by a New Zealander. Hadlee, who was present at the ground to cheer Henry, had also claimed 7-23 against India in 1976.