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MESSAGE FROM

AMATEUR MANAGER

– JAY NAIDOO

vol. one edition 1Newsletter

It is with the greatest of pleasure that I pen a message for the re – launch of

KZNCU Amateur/Coaching Newsletter. It is that time of the year when exams are

nearly over and all our top junior cricketers are busy putting in their last minute

preparations for the various National Weeks. I take this opportunity on behalf of

the Council and Saff of our Union to wish these young men and women all the

best for the various weeks.

I trust you will enjoy our publication which is aimed at sharing information and

happenings within our Union. If you have any ideas on how we could improve on

this publication feel free to mail Ritesh Ramjee on [email protected] .

On behalf of our Council and Staff, I also take opportunity of wishing everyone all

the best over the festive period.

Kind Regards & Best Wishes

Jay Naidoo

KFC MINI CRICKET

YOUTH CRICKET

CASTLE CHALLENGE

PLAYER PROFILE

COACHING TIPS

SCORER BOX

TOWNSHIP DEPARTMENT

Have your next function at Kingsmead

VENUE FOR HIRE

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KFC MINI CRICKET Union/ Sub Union Centers Names Cell NumbersDurban and District Adam/ILLovo Scelo Madlala 071 267 1254 Amanzimtoti Charmaine Smal 083 728 8830 Kevin Maiden 082 598 6089 [email protected] Nicky Tischendorf [email protected] Bluff Dianne Morgan 083 384 4550 Chatsworth Ragini Moodley 083 776 1808 Clermont/Dabeka Allan Langa Nqoba 073 386 7540 Crusaders Penelope Clift 082 579 0036 Durban Primary Joeffrey Veersamy 031 564 2360 Ingonyameni Mkhuliseni Shozi 073 570 9015 Eden Collage Cherize van den Berg 081 486 9715 [email protected] Folweni Lungisani Simelane 074 264 7486 Golden gate way Lennon Joseph 083 781 6522 Hoy Park Mrs Govender 084 973 9684 International Christian Schools Fabain Crowie 073 614 8181 Isipingo Kamal Singh 083 270 6431 kloof Shaun 082 328 0012 KwaMakhuthat Mondli Dlamini 073 044 3171 KwaMashu Frank Siyabonga Gumede 071 904 4523 KwaNdengezi SD Gumede 074 875 1030 Lamontville Kwazi Mdluli 083 756 9397 Lindelani Sandile Hlogwa 071 534 7430 Mpumalanga Khulekani Ndlovu 079 770 4718 Newlands Preim Lutchmai 031 578 3062 Northlands Shuan Carrol 031 564 2360 Ntuzuma Zamani Mfusi 078 536 5992 Phoenix Mukesh Jugmohan 083 286 6444 Queensburgh sanjay Govender 082 540 4414 Santi Ntokozo prudance Gcabashe 071 078 4714/073 228 6817 ntokozoprudancegcabashe@gmail. com UMlazi Khenneth Mafunga 083 666 3413Ilembe Ilembe Petros Buthelezi 071 327 6759Ugu Southern Natal Ben Malamba 084 608 3185Verulam Verulam Romy Naidoo 082 872 2179Tongaat Tongaat Ahameed Bux 083 774 7861Umzinto Umzinto Jane Padayachiee 082 471 5043Uthungulu Uthungulu Basi Malamba 084 366 9616Umkhanyakude Umkhanyakude Happy Ndlovu 083 293 6514

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Youth Cricket

Our preparation for the Schools Twenty Competition began in early September with prelim round of fixtures taking place in the ffg areas , Phoenix , Chatsworth, Umzinto, Southern Natal ,Tongaat , Illembe, Uthungulu ,Verulam ,Reservoir Hills/Newlands. We had over 60 schools participating in this round of fixtures.

The outcome of this prelim round was to select a composite side in each of these areas to participate in the First Group Stage. The first group stages were player on the 15, 22, 20 October 2014.

The following teams qualified for the second group stages which was played on the 5, 12, 19 November 2014.

Schools Twenty 20 Competition

•DHS

•Clifton

•Umgeni

•Glenwood

•Grantleigh

•Kingsway

•Westville Boys

•Northwood

•Illembe

•Kearsney College

•Umzinto

•Crawford LL

Final Logs for Second Group Stages

Manager: Kugan Subrayen Coach: Yashin Hassan Assistant Coach: Thokozani Zulu Week: Coca Cola Khaya Majola 17-22 DECEMBER 2014 PRETORIA

Manager: Sane Kuzwayo Coach: Dinesha Devnarain Assistant Coach: Trisha Chetty Week: CSA Girls U19 Week 12-16 DECEMBER 2014 NELSPRUIT

Sunfoil KZN Under 19 Girls Team

National Week Squads 2014Sunfoil KZN Under 19 Team

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Sunfoil KZN Under 17 Team

Manager: Sharmin Naidoo Coach: Desigan Reddy Assistant Coach: Bheki Nyathikazi Week: CSA BOYS U17 WEEK 11-15 DECEMBER 2014 JOHNANNESBURG

Youth Cricket

Sunfoil KZN Under 17 Rural Team

Manager: Desigan Pillay Coach: Anton GeringerWeek: RURAL BOYS U17 WEEK 11-15 DECEMBER 2014 KLERKSDORP

Sunfoil KZN Under 15 Team

Manager: Jarryd Chetty Coach: Fabain Lazarus Assistant Coach: Siyabonga GumedeWeek: CSA BOYS U15 WEEK 13-17 DECEMBER 2014 OUDTSHOORN

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Youth Cricket Sunfoil KZN Under 13 Team

Manager: Guru Ramcharan Coach: Kenneth Mafunga Assistant Coach: Ugasen Govender Week: CSA BOYS U13 WEEK 11-15 DECEMBER 2014 POTCHEFSTROOM

CASTLE CHALLENGE

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CASTLE CHALLENGEKWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE CHALLENGE 50 OVER CompetitionStream 1

Bowling Average as at 7 December 2014


Must have played 4 or more matches and bowled for 4 or more matches to qualify.

KWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE CHALLENGE 50 OVER CompetitionStream 1

Must have played 4 or more matches and batted for 4 or more matches to qualify.

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CASTLE CHALLENGEKWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE CHALLENGE 50 OVER CompetitionStream 2



KWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE CHALLENGE 50 OVER CompetitionStream 2Bowling Average as at 7 December 2014


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CASTLE CHALLENGEKWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE PREMIER 50 OVER CompetitionBowling Average as at 7 December 2014



KWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE CHALLENGE 50 OVER Competition


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CASTLE CHALLENGEKWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE PREMIER WOMAN 30 OVER Competition




KWAZULU-NATAL CRICKET UNIONCASTLE CHALLENGE WOMAN 30 OVER Competition


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Name: Divan van Wyk

Nickname: Shark

School Attended: Grey College

Favourite Food: Braai Vleis

Favourite Drink: Coke Zero

Favourite Movie: Brave Heart

Favourite TV show: Modern Family

Favourite Cricketing Moment: Wow ! 4 day wins vs

Cobras & Titans

All time favourite cricketer: Matt Hayden ,Gary Kirsten

All time least favourite cricketers: none

Favourite Music Artist: Variety

Pet Hate: Lies

Favourite sportsperson (non-cricketing):Usain Bolt

Least favourite sportsperson (non-cricketing): None

5 dream dinner party guests (dead or alive): Nelson

Mandela, Lance Klusener, Daniel Sincuba,

Jan van Riebeeck

Funniest thing seen on a cricket field: Keeper trying

to catch the ball with butt cheeks

Name: Smangaliso Nhlebela

Nickname: smangie/smagz

School Attended: Glenwood High School

Favourite Food: Beef Lasagne

Favourite Drink: Fanta Orange / Iron Brew

Favourite Movie: Undisputed 2 / Blood & Bones

Favourite TV show: Punked

Favourite Cricketing Moment: Making my

debut for KZN Amateur Team

All time favourite cricketer: Jacques Kallis ,Ian Bell

All time least favourite cricketers:None

Favourite Music Artist: Little Wayne

Pet Hate: slugs,snails

Favourite sportsperson (non-cricketing): Ronaldinho

/Usain Bolt

Least favourite sportsperson (non-cricketing): Lebron James

5 dream dinner party guests (dead or alive): Micheal Jordan, Kobe Bryant ,Nelson Mandela, Oprah

Winfrey, Hansie Cronje

Funniest thing seen on a cricket field:Player refuses to go out after an LBW shout & telling his teammates who gave him out that he is not playing next week.

PLAYER PROFILE

Divan van Wyk Smangaliso Nhlebela

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So how do you bowl an

in and out swinger?

The wrist and ball positions below illustrate the different ball and wrist positions for the out and in-swingers: Position of the wrist and ball for an out swinger

Position of the wrist and ball for an in swinger

Another key component to swing bowling be it traditional swing or reverse swing is the condition of the ball and that is why you often see fielders and bowlers shining the ball on their pants and sometimes various other less legal things to change the condition of the ball and the consequently the path it travels through the air.

Hopefully this article gives you some insight into the skill of swing bowling and allows you even greater satisfaction the next time Dale Steyn sends a batters off stump cart wheeling out of the ground with an unplayable swinging delivery

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COACHING TIPS

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SCORER BOXThe linear form of cricket scoring is growing in popularity and, as the preferred scoring system of the ICC and Cricket South Africa, has now been introduced at all levels of cricket in KwaZulu-Natal. Linear scoring consists of two sheets – a worksheet and a summary sheet. During the match every ball is recorded on the worksheet and information is then transferred from the worksheet onto the summary sheet.

The summary sheet is exactly what its name suggests, ie a summary of the match. All the match details and players’ stats are included on a completed summary sheet. The KZN Cricket Scorers’ Association runs linear training courses at the start and end of every domestic cricket season. The one-day course includes both theory and practical training.

Trainee scorers are provided with a training manual and blank scoresheets. Once scorers have completed the linear course and have at least six months’ practical scoring experience with a Club or School, they are then invited to write the Linear Intermediate Exam. Qualified linear scorers who have at least three years’ practical experience as a Club scorer can then submit completed scoresheets to the Association for evaluation. Scorers who meet the standards required by the Association will then become eligible for selection for first class matches. Scorers wishing to be trained on production, computer and internet scoring must first qualify as a linear scorer as per the above.

We at the KZNCUA are very proud of the achievements of our very own Babalo ‘Babs’ Gcuma. In September this year CSA announced the elevation of Babs to the National First Class Panel.

Babs has dedicated the last ten years to his umpiring and has worked extremely hard to get to the National Panel. It was with elation that we heard last month of Babs’ appointment to CSA’s international exchange program with New

Zealand. CSA has exchange programs with New Zealand, Australia and India. Babs’ appointment to New Zealand will see him officiate in two first class games over there in the New Year. This will be an amazing experience for Babs as he will

gain knowledge and experience of umpiring in foreign conditions and unfamiliar players.We all wish Babs well on his travels and we hope that this is the first of three overseas umpiring experiences for him.

Congratulations Babs and we hope you will fly the flag high for the KZNCUA.

Dennis SmithKZNCU Umpires Administrator

UMPIRES CORNER

Leo Maistry has been scoring at Sahara Stadium Kingsmead for thirty years. Leo began his scoring career in 1984 when he used to hang the numbers on the old telegraph scoreboard.

He later became a book scorer and a fielder spotter, flashing a red globe next to the player’s name whenever he fielded the ball. By the time the telegraph scoreboard was replaced with the modern electronic version ten years later, Leo had earned the nickname “memory man” for his ability to identify all the players from both teams.

Leo moved into the scorebox in 1994 where he very quickly mastered the various computer functions of the electronic scoreboard. Leo is now an accomplished scorer in all seven of the official scoring roles at Test match venues and is the Association’s only genuine “all-rounder”. He is also widely recognised as one of South Africa’s leading Duckworth Lewis managers.

Scorer Profile : Leo Maistry

Linear Scoring in KwaZulu-Natal

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TOWNSHIP DEPARTMENT

The office is continuing setting up structures that will improve the standard of Township/Rural cricket.

This structure is made up of 8 senior session coaches and their mandate will be to supervise and mentor new coaches.

This structure has been running since July before the 2014 Township tournament. They visit different areas and they assist in the coaching of Elite players, monitor all coaching in the areas and also assist in DDCU clubs activities.

Most of our department staff has been given top accolades to serve and be involved in the provincial set up, it has always been my personal goal to provide the system with Players, Coaches and Administrators and I feel we are slowly heading the right direction.

I will like to wish all our Township staff who would be representing us at the National level all the best namely:

SET UP CRICKET STRUCTURES AND PROGRAMMES

MANAGE HUMAN RESOURCES

NAME SURNAME AREAS COVERED

1.Kwazi Mdluli Lamontville , Verulam(TBC)

2. Xolani Gasa Adams , Illovu , Mgababa , Mbumbulu , Kwamakhutha , Folweni3.Bheki Nyathikazi Santi , Mpumalanga , Ndengezi , Ximba(TBC)

4. Siyabonga Gumede Kwamashu , Tongaat

5. Nqoba Langa Clairmont , Kwadabeka , Ngcolosi ,

Molweni

6. Sandile Hlongwa Inanda , Kwanyuswa , Maphephethweni

7. Nduduzo Ngcobo Lindelani , Ntuzuma , New Town A

8.Smangaliso Jali Chersteville , Nsimbini , Mayville

NAME SURNAME PROVINCIAL TEAM

1. Kenneth Mafunga KZN U13 A

2. Siyabonga Gumede KZN U15 Ass. Coach

3. Bheki Nyathikazi KZN U17 Ass. Coach

4. Sanelisiwe Kuzwayo KZN U19 Women Manager

5. Kwazi Mdluli Kwanaloga Coach

6. Sandile Hlongwa Kwanaloga Ass Coach

7. Smanga Jali Kwanaloga Manager

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I am pleased to report that 20 players from our programme have be selected to represent Provincial teams from all age groups this year, and for the first time we have managed to produce a Provincial captain in the U11 age group.

Four boys who made KZN U13 Teams, Two KZN A and Two KZN B.

Malibongwe Ngcobo KZN U11 Captain with the President at the KZNCU Awards where he received an award for being the best Township U11 player or 2013/14 season.

Six boys who made KZN U15, 17, U19 and two Coaches who made U15 and U17 Assistance Coaches.

TOWNSHIP ELITE BOYS & GIRLS CHOSEN TO REPRESENT KZN PROVINCIAL TEAMS

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Smangaliso Nhlebela with his Amateur team mates Darryn Du Pavillon and Tshepo Moreki. Smanga has already played for the Amateur team this year and is also part of our Sun Coast Academy together with Thula Ngcobo.

TOWNSHIP ELITE BOYS & GIRLS CHOSEN TO REPRESENT KZN PROVINCIAL TEAMS


1. Makabongwe Ngcobo KZN U11 A Captain

2. Banele Cele KZN U11 A

3. Luyanda Gasa KZN U11

4. Ndumiso Xolo KZN U11

5. Sanele Mnqayi KZN U13 A

6. Mondli Khumalo KZN U13A

7. Lifa Ntanzi KZN U13 B

8. Bayanda Gumbi KZN U113B

9. Thamsanqa Khumalo KZN U15

10. Wonder Mtolo KZN U15

11. Nduduzo Mfoza KZN U17

12. Sthabiso Zungu KZN U17

13. Mlungiseleli Gcado KZN U19

14. Nondumiso Shangase KZN women U19

15. Sethu Sithole KZN women U19

16. Samke Mkhize KZN women U19

17. Nonopha Mkhize KZN women U19

18. Milicent Kunene KZN women U19

19. Nomzamo Shabane KZN women U19

20. Samkelisiwe Vilakazi KZN women U19

21. Makhosazane Kunene KZN women U19

MANAGE FACILITY

The EThekiwni Municipality have approved and committed themselves to the construction of the Kwa Mashu E section Cricket Oval, this process is still work in pogress.

Nets Construction 2014:• UGU • iLembe • Uthungulu • Mtubatuba • Lindelani • Gamalakhe • Ndengezi

The DSR has approved 6 new nets for the 2014/2015 financial year of which 3 will be allocated to Inland Cricket Union as per our commitment.

The other 3 new nets from Ethekwini will be constructed as below:

• Folweni (2 lanes)• Inanda (2 lanes)• Kwa Dabeka (2 lanes)

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Amateur Manager

Jay Naidoo

[email protected]

Provincial Coach

Roger Telemachus

[email protected]

Academy Coach

Yashin Hassan

[email protected]

Club Cricket

Ray Dukhi

[email protected]

Youth Cricket

Ritesh Ramjee

[email protected]

KFC Mini Cricket

Horatius Sokhanyile

[email protected]

Township Cricket

Linda Zondi

[email protected]

Scorers

Alison Moor

[email protected]

Umpires

Dennis Smith

[email protected]

AMATEUR

DEPARTMENT

CONTACT DETAILS

• Full Name: Roger Telemachus

• Date of Birth: 27 March 1973

• Coaching: KZN Provincial Team (Level 4)

• Coaching History: Boland academy , Boland U19/Stellenbosch University , KZN Provincial Team

• Briefly describe your personal philosophy or approach to coaching ? To drive key values of integrity• Honesty in your own organization and yourself • Discipline to our team and myself • Enjoy each other the team and life • Unity and hard work • Pride and Honour

• What attributes do you consider essential to be a successful coach? I think communication is important to listen, taken on board, technical knowledge• Application of one’s self • Preparation and planning is important • Batting and bowling• Love for the game

• Who or What has been the biggest influence in your playing /coaching career ? 7. My dad/corrie van Zyl (Coaching )

• What are your views on the use of technology in coaching ?8. I think it is good, it helps coaches all the time to fall back on games or players who have technical problems in their game.

• What do you expect from the players / Squad you work with ? 9. To be hard working • Clever and skilful when they play the game • Too play for the team and not themselves • To be hungry for success

• Most memorable cricketing experience or coaching moment ? 10. Must be 438 game at Wanderers

• Advice to young players :11. To work hard on your dream and keep knocking on the door.

• Advice to other coaches : 12. Back your knowledge • Use technology • Always want to learn

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1. Makabongwe Ngcobo KZN U11 A Captain

2. Banele Cele KZN U11 A

3. Luyanda Gasa KZN U11

4. Ndumiso Xolo KZN U11

5. Sanele Mnqayi KZN U13 A

6. Mondli Khumalo KZN U13A

7. Lifa Ntanzi KZN U13 B

8. Bayanda Gumbi KZN U113B

9. Thamsanqa Khumalo KZN U15

10. Wonder Mtolo KZN U15

11. Nduduzo Mfoza KZN U17

12. Sthabiso Zungu KZN U17

13. Mlungiseleli Gcado KZN U19

14. Nondumiso Shangase KZN women U19

15. Sethu Sithole KZN women U19

16. Samke Mkhize KZN women U19

17. Nonopha Mkhize KZN women U19

18. Milicent Kunene KZN women U19

19. Nomzamo Shabane KZN women U19

20. Samkelisiwe Vilakazi KZN women U19

21. Makhosazane Kunene KZN women U19

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KZN CRICKET CALENDAR

Date Event Venue

1 December U19,u19 Girls,u17, u15 Match against KZN Inland Hilton College

2 December KZN u19 vs KZN Provincial Kingsmead

KZN U17 vs Kingsmead Mynahs Westville Boys High

KZN u15 vs WBHS u16a Westville Boys High

3 December KZN Schools Capping Ceremony Kingsmead

KZN U17 vs KZN U19 Westville Boys High

KZN u15 vs Chatsworth Sporting Westville Boys High

4 December KZN U17 vs KZN U19 Westville Boys High

KZN u15 vs Rovers u16 Westville Boys High



9 December KZN u19 vs KZN Provincial Kingsmead

10 December U13,U17,U17 Rural Teams Depart

11 - 15 December National U13 Cricket Week Potchefstroom

CSA u17 Boys Cricket Week Johannesburg

Rural U17 Boys Week Klerksdorp

11 December Girls U19,U15 Teams Depart

12 -16 December CSA Girls U19 Cricket Week Nelspruit

13 – 17 December CSA u15 Cricket Week Oudtshoorn

16 December U19 Team Departs

17 – 22 December Coca Cola Khaya Majola Cricket Week (U19) Pretoria

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