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Information about him seems to stop after 1983/84. Statistically, he played all his FC matches in the Currie Cup. Then he disappears till just before the 1983 WC & is part of the List A squad in 1983/84. He signs off with a century against Young West Indies after opening the batting. He was shunted ...

Hamilton Masakadza didn’t play for Southerns. He played for Easterns in that period between the rebels & franchise cricket.

I'll say Younis Ahmed.
A real journeyman who played for Surrey & South Australia & toured South Africa with a D. H . Robins side in the seventies. His test record is either the greatest gap in years between test appearances or the highest number of tests between appearances.

Just referring back to the English system & Hick, I wonder how much consideration was given to financial guarantee. Looking at his performances for Queensland, I saw he played against Martin McCague of WA. At that time, McCague was trundling along, not doing to bad but was offered a county contract ...

Zimdoggy, you are so right about the 98*. England wanted to get Australia batting & there were instructions for Hick to get to the ton quickly so England could declare. Maybe the instructions weren’t clear enough because I remember the gobsmacked look Hick had on his face when they walked off. And c...

Is it Bruce Moore-Gordon?

Not to sure about the effect of an Australian lockdown but the horse bolted before they shut the gate in Sydney. I’m dreading what effect those cruise ships docking with infected passengers will have.
I wonder if heads will roll.

Remember the name, Remembrance Nyathi it is. He has taken strong objection at most forumites using him as the Beacon of domestic mediocrity. Very consistent season so far. First-class Batting and Fielding in Each Season by Remembrance Nyathi Season Matches Inns Not Out Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct St 2006-...

Andile is the new Darran Sammy, can't bat or bowl but still gets picked every time

Possibly the future test captain, then?

It's funny how the same attitude exists but in a slightly altered state. The Packer revolution heightened the interest in ODIs. All done in one day, coloured clothing (although other countries took a while to follow), day/night hour. This sparked a new audience different to the test/FC audience. 20/...