Over-50s Cricket World Cup

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Over-50s Cricket World Cup

Fixtures:

March 11: Round 1


DIVISION A
Match 1: Australia vs. Zimbabwe (Claremont CC, Jack Burt Oval [photo])
Match 2: New Zealand vs. West Indies (Rondebosch CC)
Match 3: Sri Lanka vs. Canada (Western Province CC, Wally Wilson)

DIVISION B
Match 4: Pakistan vs. Namibia (Western Province CC, Vineyard)
Match 5: England vs. India (Green Point CC)
Match 6: Wales vs. South Africa (Cape Town CC)
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March 13: Round 2 ("Back to School" round)

DIVISION A
Match 7: West Indies vs. Australia (Bishops Dioceson College)
Match 8: Sri Lanka vs. Zimbabwe (Westerford High School)
Match 9: Canada vs. New Zealand (Milnerton High School)

DIVISION B
Match 10: India vs. Pakistan (Rondebosch Boys' High School)
Match 11: South Africa vs. England (Wynberg Boys' High School, Jacques Kallis Oval [photo])
Match 12: Wales vs. Namibia (Reddam House School)
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March 15: Round 3

DIVISION A
Match 13: Australia vs. Sri Lanka (Green Point CC [photo])
Match 14: West Indies vs Canada (Western Province CC, Vineyard)
Match 15: Zimbabwe vs. New Zealand (Cape Town CC)

DIVISION B
Match 16: India vs. South Africa (Langa CC)
Match 17: Pakistan vs. Wales (Claremont CC, Jack Burt Oval)
Match 18: Namibia vs England (Western Province CC, Wally Wilson)
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March 16: Round 4 ("Out to the Country" round)

DIVISION A
Match 19: Canada vs. Australia (Stellenbosch University A)
Match 20: New Zealand vs. Sri Lanka (Stellenbosch University B)
Match 21: Zimbabwe vs. West Indies (Distell Cricket Ground)

DIVISION B
Match 22: Wales vs England (Paul Roos Gymnasium)
Match 23: Pakistan vs. South Africa (Bridge House School)
Match 24: Namibia vs. India (Groot Drakenstein CC [photo])
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March 18: Round 5

DIVISION A
Match 25: Australia vs. New Zealand (Western Province CC, Vineyard)
Match 26: Zimbabwe vs. Canada (Green Point CC)
Match 27: Sri Lanka vs. West Indies (Cape Town CC)

DIVISION B
Match 28: Pakistan vs. England (Langa CC)
Match 29: India vs. Wales (Western Province CC, Wally Wilson [photo])
Match 30: South Africa vs. Namibia (Rondebosch CC)
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March 20: Semi-Finals & Playoffs

Match 31: Winner Division A vs. Runner-Up Division B (Green Point CC)
Match 32: Winner Division B vs. Runner-Up Division A (Claremont CC, Jack Burt Oval)
Match 33: Divison A3 vs. Division B4 (Western Province CC, Wally Wilson)
Match 34: Division A4 vs. Division B3 (Cape Town CC)
Match 35: Division A5 vs. Division B6 (Langa CC)
Match 36: Division A6 vs. Division B5 (Rondebosch CC)


March 22: Losing Teams' Deciders

Match 37: Loser Match 35 vs. Loser Match 36 (Langa CC)
Match 38: Loser Match 33 vs. Loser Match 34 (Rondebosch CC)
Match 39: Loser Match 31 vs. Loser Match 32 (Western Province CC, Vineyard)


March 23: Bowl and Plate Final

Match 40: BOWL FINAL: Winner Match 35 vs. Winner Match 36 (Claremont CC, Jack Burt Oval)
Match 41: PLATE FINAL: Winner Match 33 vs. Winner Match 34 (Claremont CC, Ardene Oval)


March 24: Cup Final

Match 42: Winner Match 31 vs. Winner Match 32 (Newlands Cricket Stadium)
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SA Over 50s Squad:

Dave Callaghan (Captain), Louis Koen, Alan Dawson, Pieter Strydom, Kenny Jackson, Dave Holgate, Anwell Newman, Neil Fusedale, Rodney Malamba, Mlungisi ‘Lefty’ Ngece, Dave Duncan, Bruce Wilson, Warne Rippon, Brad Player, Nazeem White and Henry Williams.

Coach: Allan Donald

Manager: Roy Meeser

Physio: Marc Naidoo
 
SA Over 50s Squad:

Dave Callaghan (Captain), Louis Koen, Alan Dawson, Pieter Strydom, Kenny Jackson, Dave Holgate, Anwell Newman, Neil Fusedale, Rodney Malamba, Mlungisi ‘Lefty’ Ngece, Dave Duncan, Bruce Wilson, Warne Rippon, Brad Player, Nazeem White and Henry Williams.

Coach: Allan Donald

Manager: Roy Meeser

Physio: Marc Naidoo
Physio might be the busiest person on the team
 
Dawson again the hero as SA clinch 2nd win at Over-50s World Cup

Former WP and Proteas all-rounder, Alan Dawson, was the match-winner for the second game in succession as South Africa’s Veterans clinched a two-run win in a nail-biting finish against England at Wynberg BHS yesterday – although another former international all-rounder, Pieter Strydom, contributed most to set up the victory.

Dawson had just five runs to defend in the final over with England eight wickets down and conceded only two runs in his first five deliveries leaving last man Sean Cooper requiring a boundary off the last ball to win the game. Dawson bowled him – with a no ball – but the batsman missed the resultant free-hit and the win was secured.

Strydom had earlier held South Africa’s stuttering innings together with a robust 40 from 43 balls with Dave Callaghan’s 21 and Dawson’s 19 the next highest scorers in a modest total of 173 all out.
 
Finally some sport that coronavirus hasn't fscked up. I'm that desperate...
 
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