All posts tagged "Morne Morkel"

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  / 6 years ago

  FEATURE: Surrey’s Alec Stewart backs Jason Roy for Ashes glory

  The Surrey director of cricket discusses the club's championship defence, Jason Roy and Ollie Pope, and the summer to come for...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 7 years ago

  The redemption of Jade Dernbach: how the Oval maverick has grown into an elder statesman

  Tom Maynard is never far from Jade Dernbach's thoughts as the bowler has matured both on and off the field, writes...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 7 years ago

  HIGHLIGHTS: Surrey surpass points total for 2017 with thrilling win over Lancashire

  The Championship leaders needed to take five wickets at the start of day four, with Lancashire needing just 94 runs to...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 7 years ago

  Don’t be quick in writing me off for England, says Surrey bowler Stuart Meaker

  The Surrey fast bowler has suffered a raft of injuries since knee and shoulder surgeries in 2013, but he's back and...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 7 years ago

  What Morne Morkel said after playing his last Test for South Africa

  The 33-year-old was given a guard of honour as he brought the curtain down on his international career at the Wanderers...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 7 years ago

  North column: Morne Morkel always made life uncomfortable for a batsman

  Marcus North on the career of old adversary Morne Morkel, who announced he will retire from international cricket next month

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 8 years ago

  Morne Morkel could become Kolpak signing

  South African broadcaster Neil Manthorp gives the inside track on the Proteas camp that awaits moves from key players

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 8 years ago

  Lessons to learn for du Plessis and new South Africa coach

  Neil Manthorp looks back at a 'forgettable' tour for South Africa, but argues brighter times could be on the horizon

  By The Cricket Paper Team