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Sune Luus, Proteas Women vs SL Women, 2nd ODI
Stand-in skipper Sune Luus talks to the media after the Proteas Women had taken a 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series against the Sri Lanka Women. Footage: Cricket South Africa
Quinton de Kock, 80, SA vs Sri Lanka, Kingsmead
Quinton de Kock chats to the media after his innings-saving 80 against Sri Lanka in the first innings of the first Test at Kingsmead. Footage: Cricket South Africa
PRESSER: Faf du Plessis and the Proteas break Pakistan streak
Faf du Plessis talks to the media after the Proteas broke Pakistan’s T20I streak.
Lions vs Warriors, day 2, Potchefstroom
Delano Potgieter continued his sensational debut by claiming four wickets for the title-chasing Highveld Lions, but the Warriors did manage to fight back to end the second day of their 4-Day Series match strongly in Potchefstroom on Tuesday. The all-rounder, who shared a South African record 301-run partnership on his way to 145 on day one, nabbed four for 54 as the visitors reached stumps on 314 four six at Senwes Park. It left the Eastern Cape franchise trailing by 126 runs at the halfway stage of a game the home side must win to give themselves the best chance of overhauling the Cape Cobras at the top of the table. The Johannesburg-based side started the day by adding 31 for their remaining two wickets as Fortuin moved from his overnight score of 157 to finish with a magnificent 183 (227 balls, 34×4, 1×6). Glenton Stuurman ended with five for 110 – his eighth career five-for – as the Lions finished with 440. It was then over to the Warriors and they made a good fist of the reply thanks to a number of contributions. Eddie Moore (36) and Matthew Breetzke (30) put on 72 for the first wicket, with both falling to the seam of Potgieter within 11 balls of each other. The quick wickets of Lesiba Ngoepe (11) and Yaseen Vallie (14), also to the debutant, then left the away side in some trouble on 122 for four. But one of the brightest prospects of the 2018/19 competition, Sinethemba Qeshile, again rose to the fore with his fourth half-century in five innings to lift his side. The 19-year-old wicketkeeper top-scored with a fluent 76 (82 balls, 12×4) and shared in stands of 58 and 61 with Marco Marais (33) and Sisanda Magala respectively to take the Warriors to 241 for six. The latter was still unbeaten at stumps, batting on 59 (124 balls, 9×4), and together with Thomas Kaber (38), had added an unbroken 73 for the seventh wicket to keep their side will in the game. Lions 440 (BC Fortuin 183, D Potgieter 145, K Rapulana 34, T Bavuma 22, SC Cook 21; GA Stuurman 5-110, SSB Magala 3-101, S Langa 2-70) Warriors 314-6 (S Qeshile 76, SSB Magala 59 not out, TP Kaber 38 not out, EM Moore 36, M Marais 33, MP Breetzke 30; D Potgieter 4-54, MP Siboto 1-59, BC Fortuin 1-65) Warriors won the toss and elected to field Footage: Cricket South Africa
Edward Moore, 37, Warriors vs Lions, day 2
Delano Potgieter continued his sensational debut by claiming four wickets for the title-chasing Highveld Lions, but the Warriors did manage to fight back to end the second day of their 4-Day Series match strongly in Potchefstroom on Tuesday. The all-rounder, who shared a South African record 301-run partnership on his way to 145 on day one, nabbed four for 54 as the visitors reached stumps on 314 four six at Senwes Park. It left the Eastern Cape franchise trailing by 126 runs at the halfway stage of a game the home side must win to give themselves the best chance of overhauling the Cape Cobras at the top of the table. The Johannesburg-based side started the day by adding 31 for their remaining two wickets as Fortuin moved from his overnight score of 157 to finish with a magnificent 183 (227 balls, 34×4, 1×6). Glenton Stuurman ended with five for 110 – his eighth career five-for – as the Lions finished with 440. It was then over to the Warriors and they made a good fist of the reply thanks to a number of contributions. Eddie Moore (36) and Matthew Breetzke (30) put on 72 for the first wicket, with both falling to the seam of Potgieter within 11 balls of each other. The quick wickets of Lesiba Ngoepe (11) and Yaseen Vallie (14), also to the debutant, then left the away side in some trouble on 122 for four. But one of the brightest prospects of the 2018/19 competition, Sinethemba Qeshile, again rose to the fore with his fourth half-century in five innings to lift his side. The 19-year-old wicketkeeper top-scored with a fluent 76 (82 balls, 12×4) and shared in stands of 58 and 61 with Marco Marais (33) and Sisanda Magala respectively to take the Warriors to 241 for six. The latter was still unbeaten at stumps, batting on 59 (124 balls, 9×4), and together with Thomas Kaber (38), had added an unbroken 73 for the seventh wicket to keep their side will in the game. Lions 440 (BC Fortuin 183, D Potgieter 145, K Rapulana 34, T Bavuma 22, SC Cook 21; GA Stuurman 5-110, SSB Magala 3-101, S Langa 2-70) Warriors 314-6 (S Qeshile 76, SSB Magala 59 not out, TP Kaber 38 not out, EM Moore 36, M Marais 33, MP Breetzke 30; D Potgieter 4-54, MP Siboto 1-59, BC Fortuin 1-65) Warriors won the toss and elected to field Footage: Cricket South Africa
Temba Bavuma, Lions vs Warriors, day 2
Delano Potgieter continued his sensational debut by claiming four wickets for the title-chasing Highveld Lions, but the Warriors did manage to fight back to end the second day of their 4-Day Series match strongly in Potchefstroom on Tuesday. The all-rounder, who shared a South African record 301-run partnership on his way to 145 on day one, nabbed four for 54 as the visitors reached stumps on 314 four six at Senwes Park. It left the Eastern Cape franchise trailing by 126 runs at the halfway stage of a game the home side must win to give themselves the best chance of overhauling the Cape Cobras at the top of the table. The Johannesburg-based side started the day by adding 31 for their remaining two wickets as Fortuin moved from his overnight score of 157 to finish with a magnificent 183 (227 balls, 34×4, 1×6). Glenton Stuurman ended with five for 110 – his eighth career five-for – as the Lions finished with 440. It was then over to the Warriors and they made a good fist of the reply thanks to a number of contributions. Eddie Moore (36) and Matthew Breetzke (30) put on 72 for the first wicket, with both falling to the seam of Potgieter within 11 balls of each other. The quick wickets of Lesiba Ngoepe (11) and Yaseen Vallie (14), also to the debutant, then left the away side in some trouble on 122 for four. But one of the brightest prospects of the 2018/19 competition, Sinethemba Qeshile, again rose to the fore with his fourth half-century in five innings to lift his side. The 19-year-old wicketkeeper top-scored with a fluent 76 (82 balls, 12×4) and shared in stands of 58 and 61 with Marco Marais (33) and Sisanda Magala respectively to take the Warriors to 241 for six. The latter was still unbeaten at stumps, batting on 59 (124 balls, 9×4), and together with Thomas Kaber (38), had added an unbroken 73 for the seventh wicket to keep their side will in the game. Lions 440 (BC Fortuin 183, D Potgieter 145, K Rapulana 34, T Bavuma 22, SC Cook 21; GA Stuurman 5-110, SSB Magala 3-101, S Langa 2-70) Warriors 314-6 (S Qeshile 76, SSB Magala 59 not out, TP Kaber 38 not out, EM Moore 36, M Marais 33, MP Breetzke 30; D Potgieter 4-54, MP Siboto 1-59, BC Fortuin 1-65) Warriors won the toss and elected to field Footage: Cricket South Africa
Lions vs Warriors, day 1, Potchefstroom, 4-day series
A record-breaking 301-run seventh-wicket partnership between Bjorn Fortuin and Delano Potgieter helped the title-chasing Highveld Lions recover from a woeful start to reach stumps in a powerful position after day one of their match against the Warriors in Potchefstroom. The hosts closed day one at Senwes Park on a superb 409 for eight after losing the toss and being asked to bat. In what was a sensational recovery, both players hit career-best centuries to help their side recover from a dire 96 for six. Fortuin was unbeaten at stumps on 157 (206 balls, 30x4), his third career century and one that beat his previous best franchise score of 116 scored against the Titans in 2015-16. Potgieter, meanwhile, blasted 145 off 176 balls (21x4, 3x6), the highest score of his career overall in just his 12th game playing first-class cricket. He eventually fell within half-an-hour of the close, but with his side in a powerful position in their bid to chase down the log-leading Cape Cobras. The Cobras began the final round of games just over three points ahead on the table. It was a completely different picture earlier on in the day, though, as Glenton Stuurman (4-87) ran riot with four wickets to leave the Lions in a fix. Kagiso Rapulana (34), Temba Bavuma (22) and Stephen Cook (21) all got starts, but were out inside the first session. However, the Fortuin-Potgieter partnership completely transformed the game as they smashed the previous seventh-wicket record of 214 held by Morne van Wyk and Ryan McLaren for the Knights in 2011-12. Sisanda Magala (3-101) claimed two wickets in two balls at the death, but the Lions still completed the day well ahead of the game. Lions 409-8 (BC Fortuin 157 not out, D Potgieter 145, K Rapulana 34, T Bavuma 22, SC Cook 21; GA Stuurman 4-87, SSB Magala 3-101, S Langa 1-62) Warriors Still to bat Warriors won the toss and elected to field Footage: Cricket South Africa
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