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Mr K Guise-Brown


Senior Coaching Staff: 1 st
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Mr M Béchet
G. Elliott
Mr B Swart
Mr A Leroy
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Team Term 1 Team Term 1
1st M. Béchet 15E A. Van Wyk
2nd D. Larter 15F D. Khanyile
3rd B. Collocott 15G G. Govindasamy
4th G. Erasmus 14A A. Leroy
5th P. Snyman 14B K. Emerson
16A G. Elliott 14C G. Jelley
16B R. Moolman 14D C. Oldnall
16C R. Ashton 14E G. Barrable
16D G. Dorling 14F M-J. Smit
16E M. Sililo 14G M. Dibben
15A B. Swart 14H C. Redmead
15B T. Orchard 14I M. Redmead
15C J. Morgan 14J C.Huysamen
15D N. Pillay 14K R. Coetsee

Captain for 2011: CP Savage

Maritzburg College provides cricket for approximately 319 boys this term. This equates to 29 sides broken down as follows: seven open teams, six under 16, seven under 15, and nine under 14 sides. We have 19 permanent staff gainfully employed on a Saturday but had to call on the services 10 extra coaches, mostly inexperienced young students, who were reliable and enthusiastic.

A feature of the College cricket scene is the Michaelmas cricket week which takes place in the September holidays and features 14 of the top cricket schools, both state and private, in the country.

The overall results are very good and we normally reflect a 70% - 75% win record

Maritzburg College 1st XI UK Cricket Tour 2010

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College touring party with Kevin Pietersen at Lords

College 1st XI Cricket Tour Results

The 1st XI had a record-breaking tour to England during the holidays where they won all 15 games that they played.

The highlight of the tour was the 72 run win over Millfield on the Millfield Oval, a feat College had not been able to perform in 4 previous visits to this top-ranked school in England. On the Monday after their game against College, Millfield went on to win the National 20/20 schools final at Lords.

Some individual highlights


Hendrie scored 786 runs, including 5 centuries at an average of 98.3 whilst the captain, Jarryd Walsh, scored 688 runs at an average of 57.3.

4 other centuries were also scored on tour by Jarryd Walsh (2), Calvin Savage and Gareth Orr with one each.

Andrew Hay (23 wickets), Daryn Dupavillion (22 wickets), Wade Lezar (19 wickets), and Andy Charters (17 wickets) were the leading wicket takers on tour, whilst Dupavillion's 7/39 against a very strong Oundle team was the best bowling performance on tour.

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College Mascot College flag flying high vs Wellington College captain Jarryd Walsh
with the Arundel Castle captain
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Cranford schools in Winbourne
College group after last game vs Eton College boys at Cobo Bay in Guernsey

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Day Night Series History
1993(Jan Smuts Stadium) College beat MCA Select XI by 5 wickets Won final
1994(Jan Smuts Stadium) College lost semi final to Michaelhouse on spin of a coin(MHS)
1995(Jan Smuts Stadium) College lost to Hilton by 63 runs Lost final
1996(Jan Smuts Stadium) College beat Hilton by 61 runs Won final
1997(Jan Smuts Stadium) College lost to Hilton by 5 runs Lost final
1998(Pmb Oval) College beat Hilton by 5wkts Won final
1999(Pmb Oval) College lost to Michaelhouse by 6 wickets Lost final
2000(Pmb Oval) College lost to Michaelhouse by 7 runs Lost final
2001(Pmb Oval) College beat Kearsney by 7 runs Won final
2002(Pmb Oval) College beat Kearsney by 126 runs Won final
2003(Pmb Oval) College lost semi final to Kearsney by 5 wickets (Kearsney)
2004(Pmb Oval) College beat Hilton by 131 runs Won final
2005(Pmb Oval) College won pool section but shared trophy with St Charles after final was washed out.
2006(Pmb Oval) College lost final to DHS by 10 runs Lost Final
2007(Pmb Oval) College beat Michaelhouse by 9 wickets Won Final
2008 No Competition Held
2009 Entire competition rained out
2010 College beat Presidents XI by 109 runs in final Won Final
2011 College beat Westville by 31 runs
Winners:
College 1993, 1996, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005(Shared), 2007, 2010( played in 14 finals)
Michaelhouse 1994, 1999, 2000
Hilton 1995, 1997
Kearsney 2003
St Charles 2005(Shared)
D.H.S. 2006


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