There are days when I wake up, lie in bed and think “What a waste my life has been so far…I’ve done nothing that is worth bragging, just reading cricket news all the time and doing a lame job”… There are other days when I wake up, lie in the bed and think “How much [...]
Posts Tagged ‘JP Duminy’
The stupidity of administrators…
Posted: March 12, 2009 in south africaTags: Ashwell Prince, CA, Jacques Kallis, JP Duminy, Mike Proctor
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Truly history!
Posted: December 30, 2008 in Australia, south africa, Test CricketTags: Australia, Dale Steyn, Graeme Smith, History, JP Duminy
Despite nearly looking and feeling like a zombie today morning, I somehow managed to get myself to watch history in the making as Hashim Amla hit the winning runs to inflict the first series defeat for Australia @ home since Richie Richardson’s West Indies beat AB’s boys in the 1992/1993 season. It was truly magnificent, [...]
South Africa break their jinx!
Posted: December 21, 2008 in Australia, south africaTags: Australia, History, JP Duminy, Shane Watson
Man, it’s been a long time coming, but SA have finally won their first test since re-admission, in what must be the most defining moment in Graeme Smith’s career! And what better way to get the victory than by debutant JP Duminy,who was fairly nervous during the start of the innings but kept his cool [...]
deVilliers and Duminy getting SA closer and closer…….
Posted: December 21, 2008 in Australia, south africa, Test CricketTags: Australia, JP Duminy
As I write, AB deVilliers and debutant JP Duminy are inching SA closer and closer to their target (80 runs needed in 57.3 overs with 6 wickets remaining). This will, indeed, be historic in 2 ways as it will be the first win by SA in Australia since their readmission to cricket in 1991, and [...]
