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Southern KZN U19 cricketers shine

The squad put together some decent performances.

Sportweni winter cricket came to the South Coast this holiday, with local team Southern KZN U19s getting the opportunity to play against three visiting teams.

The teams in question were Waterstone College from Kibler Park in Johannesburg, St Declan’s from Alberton and Hoërskool Transvalia from Vanderbijlpark.

Three cracking games took place, with Skzn winning all three – the first was in a thrilling super over, the second a fairly comfortable win by five wickets, and the third also a reasonably comfortable although high-scoring affair.

The squad comprised Hercue de Bruin, Shivaar Sivpresad, Joash Trebeni, Johar Maharaj, Waheed Khan, Marcel du Toit, Jordan Gopaul, Liam Scholtz, Uminathi Mdleko, Sahl Peerbhay, Qhamani Mkhutshwa, Vuvu Gumede and Khulu Mlondo.

There were solid performances from most of the players, with a highlight being Liam Scholtz’s boundary off the last ball to win the Super Over.

RESULTS
* Skzn U19 beat Waterstone College in a Super Over.

Skzn U19 105 all out (19.2)
Khulu Mlondo 26* (47), Hercue de Bruin 19 (14), Waheed Khan 18 (13).
Waterstone 105-8 (20). Liam Scholtz 2-15 (3). Four run outs, three via Qhamani Mkhutshwa.
Super Over:
Waterstone 9-1. Liam Scholtz 1-8.
Skzn 11-0. Liam Scholtz 8* (5).

* Skzn beat St Declan’s by 5 wickets.
St Declan’s 96 all out (36.1).
Johar Maharaj 5-3 (3.1), Jordan Gopaul 2-11 (7), Liam Scholtz 2-8 (4).
Skzn 100-5 (13.2).
Jordan Gopaul 37 (27), Qhamani Mkhutshwa 22* (16).

* Skzn beat Transvalia 15A by 35 runs.
Skzn 226-9 (47.3).
Waheed Khan 60 (64), Uminathi Mdleko 44 (48), Liam Scholtz 37 (38), Shivaar Sivpresad 21 (21).
Transvalia 191 all out (47.4).
Sahl Peehbhay 4-31 (9), Liam Scholtz 2-26 (7.4).

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