Mzansi Super League 2019

As said kingsmead's outfield can't drain, so even when its not raining they can't play.
 
Who is coaching JS? This has to be the poorest performance from a team literally brimming with talent and potential. Reminds me of the RCB in the IPL.

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Looks like going to be another weather affected match in Durban. Luckily will only rain in the second innings so there will be a result
 
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Move the Heat inland, Bloem deserves a team as much as anyone.
 
I guess this long overdue for JS :D

Neil McKenzie joins Jozi Stars as mentor and consultant
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Neil McKenzie, the former South African batsman and batting coach, has joined the Jozi Stars as a mentor and consultant for the remainder of the Mzansi Super League (MSL) season. The Stars, who are the defending champions after winning last year's inaugural event, have lost all four of their matches so far.

McKenzie, a stalwart in his playing days for the Johannesburg-based Lions, worked with the South African team during Russell Domingo's tenure as head coach. He was not retained when Ottis Gibson took over in September 2017, with the job going to Dale Benkenstein, and McKenzie has most recently been in the Bangladesh camp, where he was part of their 2019 World Cup preparations.

McKenzie is one of 10 former internationals involved in a management role at the MSL, at a time when South African cricket is desperate for their expertise and experience. That means all the MSL franchises have former national players involved. Ashwell Prince, Paul Adams and Hashim Amla (albeit in short-term capacity) are at the Cape Town Blitz, Mark Boucher is head coach of the Tshwane Spartans, Robin Peterson is Eric Simons' assistant at the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants, and Gary Kirsten is the head coach of the Durban Heat. Paarl Rocks do not have a former international at the helm but are coached by Adrian Birrell, the former national assistant coach, who also worked under Domingo, and count Justin Ontong and JP Duminy among their backroom staff.
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Neil McKenzie joins Jozi Stars as mentor and consultant

The defending champions have lost all four matches so far, and will hope the appointment can help turn their season around
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Most picked CPT to win ... except in our pool where 5 astute pundits went with NMBG to win (all narrow nogal) :p
 
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