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You are here: Home / News / Sport / De Klerk Bowls SA Emerging To First Test Win

De Klerk Bowls SA Emerging To First Test Win

5 August 2024 by Guest

BULAWAYO: Jade de Klerk claimed five wickets to bowl South Africa Emerging to an innings victory on the final day of…

BULAWAYO: Jade de Klerk claimed five wickets to bowl South Africa Emerging to an innings victory on the final day of the first unofficial Test against Zimbabwe Emerging at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on Sunday.

The slow left-armer ended with figures of five for 57 in 27 overs as the hosts were bundled out for 184 in their second innings – sealing the result before lunch on day four.

The South Africans batted just once in the game amassing 586 for six declared either side of the home side being dismissed, the first time for 216, as visitors won by an innings and 186 runs to move 1-0 ahead in the two-match series.

Zimbabwe began the day on 123 for four thanks to some fight from Alistair Frost, but the key overnight man fell just three runs into the day for 36 when he edged Dian Forrester (1/31) to wicketkeeper Ntando Zuma in the sixth over of play.

Arinesto Vezha lasted 53 balls for his six runs before perishing along with Brandon Mavuta (0) in the same De Klerk over.

That left the hosts on 137 for seven, with strong resistance then put up by Ernest Masuku (16) and Larvet Masunda (29).

However, they fell within the space of two deliveries as Lesego Senokwane (2/10) and De Klerk cleaned up the tail to leave the Zimbabweans all out in 80.2 overs.

The second unofficial Test between the sides takes place at the same venue starting on Wednesday.

South Africa Emerging squad against Zimbabwe Emerging

Mihlali Mpongwana (captain, Western Province), Jade de Klerk (Border), Dian Forrester (Free State), Valentine Kitime (Western Province), Modiri Litheko (Titans),Tristan Luus (Dolphins), Dewan Marais (Easterns), Andile Mogakane (Warriors), Nipho Mpungose (Free State), Caleb Seleka (North West), Lesego Senokwane (North West), Andile Simelane (Dolphins), Codi Yusuf (Lions), and Ntando Zuma (KZN Inland).

Tour Itinerary

Four-Day Matches

01 – 04 August

Zimbabwe Emerging lost to SA Emerging Men by an innings and 186 runs – Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

07 – 10 August

Zimbabwe Emerging vs SA Emerging Men – Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

One-Day Matches

Tuesday, 13 August

Zimbabwe Emerging vs SA Emerging Men – Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

Thursday, 15 August

Zimbabwe Emerging vs SA Emerging Men – Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

Saturday, 17 August

Zimbabwe Emerging vs SA Emerging Men – Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

Source: cricket.co.za

Alan Kourie was a spinning all-rounder who was apparently as boring to watch as Ken ‘Slasher’ Mackay, but he was effective. His bowling was just adequate. His stats were 16 matches, 23.94 average, 69 high score, 38 wickets, 33.90 average, 6-55 best, and three five-wicket innings.

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  1. Shooter

    10 September 2026 at 11:10 am

    And what’s Test Cricket, you ask? It’s the longest form of the sport of cricket: The two teams play a four-innings match, which may last up to five days or longer.

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    7 September 2026 at 2:06 pm

    The 2003 Cricket World Cup was hosted in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya.

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