Captain: AB de Villiers
Coach: Russell Domingo
In the wonderful world of cricket, South Africa became a Test playing nation since 1888. They started their journey in the world of cricket with a two-Test series against England in 1888-89 under the captaincy of Owen Dunnell.
As the years ticked by, they became a force to reckon with. In the 1900s their militia of googly bowlers foxed the Englishmen into defeat. By 1950s, they had a competitive unit. In 1952-53, under the able stewardship of Jack Cheetham, they drew a Test series against the formidable Australian setup.
It was in 1969-70 though that they touched exalted heights in the world of cricket. With the likes of Barry Richards, Trevor Goddard, Graeme Pollock, Peter Pollock, Mike Procter, Eddie Barlow, Lee Irvine playing for them, and Ali Bacher leading the side, they bestroded Australia and won the series 4-0.
However, in 1970 they were suspended due to their policy of apartheid. After 21 years, South Africa came back into the international fold by playing a One-Day International series against India. In 1992, South Africa played their first Test against West Indies at Barbados.
They had revolutionised the 1990s with their superlative fielding, with Jonty Rhodes leading the way. They were hit hard by match-fixing, but have managed to turn things around. However, they have not yet won an ICC event. They have been knocked out during the business end of the tournament (most tragically during in the 1999 World Cup semi-final).
Yet, South African fans would be proud of the fact that in August 2012, they became the first nation to be ranked number one across all formats.
The salient feature of South African cricket has been their all-rounders: from Aubrey Faulkner to Jacques Kallis, one champion after another have ensured that they have remained a formidable outfit from Day One.
In the wonderful world of cricket, South Africa became a Test playing nation since 1888. They started their journey in the world of cricket with a two-Test series against England in 1888-89 under the captaincy of Owen Dunnell.
As the years ticked by, they became a force to reckon with. In the 1900s their militia of googly bowlers foxed the Englishmen into defeat. By 1950s, they had a competitive unit. In 1952-53, under the able stewardship of Jack Cheetham, they drew a Test series against the formidable Australian setup.
It was in 1969-70 though that they touched exalted heights in the world of cricket. With the likes of Barry Richards, Trevor Goddard, Graeme Pollock, Peter Pollock, Mike Procter, Eddie Barlow, Lee Irvine playing for them, and Ali Bacher leading the side, they bestroded Australia and won the series 4-0.
However, in 1970 they were suspended due to their policy of apartheid. After 21 years, South Africa came back into the international fold by playing a One-Day International series against India. In 1992, South Africa played their first Test against West Indies at Barbados.
They had revolutionised the 1990s with their superlative fielding, with Jonty Rhodes leading the way. They were hit hard by match-fixing, but have managed to turn things around. However, they have not yet won an ICC event. They have been knocked out during the business end of the tournament (most tragically during in the 1999 World Cup semi-final).
Yet, South African fans would be proud of the fact that in August 2012, they became the first nation to be ranked number one across all formats.
The salient feature of South African cricket has been their all-rounders: from Aubrey Faulkner to Jacques Kallis, one champion after another have ensured that they have remained a formidable outfit from Day One.
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