
Our esteemed Warriors play their first T20 game of the series against Titans, Sunday 30 th January at 14H30 at Buffalo Park East London. Davy Jacobs who is back at the helm after a hip injury, had this to say.”We said we want to defend one of our two trophies,” He offered two reasons for the Warriors failing to live up to last season’s wining ways, and was quick to say no excuses. “One of the things that happen when you do well is that you lose a lot of players to the national side and we lost a few more than we thought we would,” Jacobs said. Colin Ingram, Lonwabo Tsotsobe, Wayne Parnell and Rusty Theron have all spent a substantial amount of time away from their franchise as they were selected in South African squads. “What hurt us more was that we also lost some of our domestic players through injury.” Jacobs has been on the bench since the the Champions League T20 with a hip injury and seamer Garnet Kruger was also out of action because of stress fracture. Mark Boucher is back in the fold, and will add his world of experience to the team.
The EP Amateur side play against Northens in Pretoria starting today at 10H00, in their CSA 3 day game. After 6 games, Eastern Province are currently lying in 9th place out of the 14 teams that participate in this league, having won 2 losing 1 drawn 2 and abandoning 1, standing on 58.36 points. Northens are languishing at the bottom of the log with 35 points, having only played 5 games losing 2 and drawing the other 3.
Even closer to home in the E.P. Amateur leagues, weather played it’s part in the start of the second half of the cricket in Port Elizabeth last week with a number of games washed out before any play could start.
With the Super league being divided into a two separate leagues, top ten(T10) and bottom nine(B9), Gelvandale and Greenbushes head up the Super A T10 League having managed to play two games apiece.
Gelvandale beating Despatch and sharing points with Greenbushes. Greenbushes beating Uitenhage in their other encounter.
Saturday sees Old Grey eventually starting their campaign, after rain washed out the game against PECC last week. They take on Despatch in Despatch, hoping to get there first game under the belt with a win. Old Grey will be without opening batsman Sean Adair, who does duty for the EP amateurs against Northens in Pretoria starting today.
In other games Heatherbank play against PECC at Heatherbank, NMMU1 vs Uitenhage at the NMMU Oval, Gelvandale vs NMMU2 on Gelvandale 1.
Sunday will see Old Grey play Heatherbank at Freeplay Park, Greenbushes against Despatch at the Callies field, Uitenhage against PECC at Old Muir and NMMU1 vs Gelvandale on the NMMU Oval.
Super A B9 sees Northville with a early lead on 9 points after two games followed by United Brothers on 6 points.
Saturday’s fixtures sees United Brothers take on Pirates at the Dan Qeqe Stadium, Union vs Northville at Union fields, Motherwell vs Gamrose in Motherwell and Malabar vs United in Malabar.
Sunday sees Welcome vs Northville on the Adcock field, Pirates vs Gamrose on Victoria Park, Union vs United at Union and Motherwell vs Malabar in Motherwell.
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