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RUSTENBURG HERALD - CENTURION - Cricket South Africa has announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match. The 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on 18 July. The match was initially scheduled for 27 June before being postponed due to ongoing fears over the Covid-19 pandemic. Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Wednesday announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match.
The governing body said that the 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on Saturday, 18 July.
But Wednesday's news comes after return to practice and play approval was granted by Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa. The match details remain the same, with Centurion's SuperSport Park the host venue and the starting time set for 11:00. The match will also still be broadcast live on SuperSport 2, with the team sheets not undergoing any changes. The three teams competing for the Solidarity Cup are the Eagles captained by AB de Villiers, Kingfi shers captained by Kagiso Rabada and the Kites captained by Quinton de Kock.
"It's very exciting to get live cricket, featuring our top players, back on our TV screens again," commented CSA's acting CEO Jacques Faul. "I can't think of a more appropriate day on which to hold this game than Nelson Mandela Day when its prime objective is to raise funds for those who have been badly aff ected by the Coronavirus. "It is still nearly three weeks away, so it also gives our players more time to prepare properly and to minimise the chance of injuries. "I would like to thank the government and our own medical team once again for everything they have done to make a return to training and playing possible and I would also like to add special thanks to the incredible sponsors involved in this event for their continued commitment towards the match and its benefi ciary, the Hardship Fund," Faul concluded.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - CENTURION - Cricket South Africa has announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match. The 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on 18 July. The match was initially scheduled for 27 June before being postponed due to ongoing fears over the Covid-19 pandemic. Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Wednesday announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match.
The governing body said that the 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on Saturday, 18 July.
But Wednesday's news comes after return to practice and play approval was granted by Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa. The match details remain the same, with Centurion's SuperSport Park the host venue and the starting time set for 11:00. The match will also still be broadcast live on SuperSport 2, with the team sheets not undergoing any changes. The three teams competing for the Solidarity Cup are the Eagles captained by AB de Villiers, Kingfi shers captained by Kagiso Rabada and the Kites captained by Quinton de Kock.
"It's very exciting to get live cricket, featuring our top players, back on our TV screens again," commented CSA's acting CEO Jacques Faul. "I can't think of a more appropriate day on which to hold this game than Nelson Mandela Day when its prime objective is to raise funds for those who have been badly aff ected by the Coronavirus. "It is still nearly three weeks away, so it also gives our players more time to prepare properly and to minimise the chance of injuries. "I would like to thank the government and our own medical team once again for everything they have done to make a return to training and playing possible and I would also like to add special thanks to the incredible sponsors involved in this event for their continued commitment towards the match and its benefi ciary, the Hardship Fund," Faul concluded.
RUSTENBURG HERALD - CENTURION - Cricket South Africa has announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match. The 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on 18 July. The match was initially scheduled for 27 June before being postponed due to ongoing fears over the Covid-19 pandemic. Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Wednesday announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match.
The governing body said that the 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on Saturday, 18 July.
But Wednesday's news comes after return to practice and play approval was granted by Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa. The match details remain the same, with Centurion's SuperSport Park the host venue and the starting time set for 11:00. The match will also still be broadcast live on SuperSport 2, with the team sheets not undergoing any changes. The three teams competing for the Solidarity Cup are the Eagles captained by AB de Villiers, Kingfi shers captained by Kagiso Rabada and the Kites captained by Quinton de Kock.
"It's very exciting to get live cricket, featuring our top players, back on our TV screens again," commented CSA's acting CEO Jacques Faul. "I can't think of a more appropriate day on which to hold this game than Nelson Mandela Day when its prime objective is to raise funds for those who have been badly aff ected by the Coronavirus. "It is still nearly three weeks away, so it also gives our players more time to prepare properly and to minimise the chance of injuries. "I would like to thank the government and our own medical team once again for everything they have done to make a return to training and playing possible and I would also like to add special thanks to the incredible sponsors involved in this event for their continued commitment towards the match and its benefi ciary, the Hardship Fund," Faul concluded.
17 JULY 2020
RUSTENBURG HERALD - CENTURION - Cricket South Africa has announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match. The 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on 18 July. The match was initially scheduled for 27 June before being postponed due to ongoing fears over the Covid-19 pandemic. Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Wednesday announced a revised date for the inaugural Solidarity Cup match.
The governing body said that the 3TCricket match, with three teams involved, will be played on Nelson Mandela International Day on Saturday, 18 July.
But Wednesday's news comes after return to practice and play approval was granted by Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa. The match details remain the same, with Centurion's SuperSport Park the host venue and the starting time set for 11:00. The match will also still be broadcast live on SuperSport 2, with the team sheets not undergoing any changes. The three teams competing for the Solidarity Cup are the Eagles captained by AB de Villiers, Kingfi shers captained by Kagiso Rabada and the Kites captained by Quinton de Kock.
"It's very exciting to get live cricket, featuring our top players, back on our TV screens again," commented CSA's acting CEO Jacques Faul. "I can't think of a more appropriate day on which to hold this game than Nelson Mandela Day when its prime objective is to raise funds for those who have been badly aff ected by the Coronavirus. "It is still nearly three weeks away, so it also gives our players more time to prepare properly and to minimise the chance of injuries. "I would like to thank the government and our own medical team once again for everything they have done to make a return to training and playing possible and I would also like to add special thanks to the incredible sponsors involved in this event for their continued commitment towards the match and its benefi ciary, the Hardship Fund," Faul concluded.
Cricket South Africa announces new date for inaugural Solidarity Cup match
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SA Students score big in International maths competitionSA Students score big in International maths competitionRUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - South Africa learners participating in the fi rst Online Abacus and Mental Arithmetic championships between, South Africa, Egypt, Jordan, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan scored big in the recent international competition held on 5 July 2020.
The Covid-19 pandemic did nothing to deter the South Africa team of 10 who put on a great performance to ‘cyber’ walk away with the top honours with 2 x 1st places, 3 x 2nd places and the rest of the team scoring nothing lower than 9th in the various age groups. The learners all receive training from A+Students, a local franchise specialising in foundation phase Maths and mental Arithmetic by using the Abacus and their range of Play Maths products. Three of these learners are from Rustenburg: Group 3 (10 - 11 year olds) - Champion of Champion awards - Stiaan Scheepers of Laerskool Proteapark, Group 4 (12 -13 year olds) - placed between 2nd and 4th - Antonio Khan and Group 5 (14 to 22 year olds) - placed between 2nd and 4th - Louis Scheepers.
S� aan Scheepers, grade 5 learner of Laerskool Proteapark.S� aan Scheepers, Louis Scheepers and Antonio Khan from Rustenburg.
