Here's a round-up of how South African-born cricketers did in the latest round of England and Wales' domestic first-class competition.
David Bedingham, Colin Ingram and Marchant de Lange were the standout South African performers in the latest round of England and Wales’ County Championship.Joburg-born Aristides Karvelas contributed an unbeaten 39 off 70 balls for Sussex in a nine-wicket defeat to Glamorgan.A third century for Colin Ingram in five matches.
Gloucestershire captain Van Buuren scored a first-innings 46 off 71 balls and followed up with 67 off 57 balls . Vasconcelos scored 43 off 45 balls during Northamptonshire’s first innings before falling to De Lange.Bedingham starred for Durham in their draw with Hampshire, scoring 144 off 294 balls .— Durham Cricket May 12, 2024— Durham Cricket May 12, 2024
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