Firdose Moonda

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🏏Cricket Correspondent and Broadcaster. 🧘🏽‍♀️Yoga Teacher Trainer and Scholar. 📚Book Lover. 🏃🏾‍♀️Slow Runner and Swimmer. 🏊🏾‍♀️

T20 World Cup mode activated! My weekend long read on Corbin Bosch including: 🧱 his obsession with lego! 🇦🇺 why he moved to Australia and came back 🏏 his cricketing goals for the next two years Read here:⬇️ www.espncricinfo.com/story/how-la...

Bowls fast, hits hard, like dad: late bloomer Corbin Bosch is making up for lost time

The South Africa allrounder talks about his dream debut and looks ahead to the T20 World Cup

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In South African cricket, that 2am phone call came from Quinton de Kock and was to express his desire to play international cricket again. Now, he finds himself in the white-ball squads to Pakistan and could be in line for the next two World Cups. www.espncricinfo.com/story/quinto...

De Kock is back on his own with 'no strings attached'

Head coach Shuki Conrad says de Kock's inclusion for the next two World Cups will depend largely on his form and fitness

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Hello Summer (she says, from a cold Cape, promising to be better on this app) South Africa's eight months of non-stop cricket starts this week with a T20 series in Australia & a new-look opening pair. Ryan Rickelton's already a senior and shared thoughts here: www.espncricinfo.com/story/ryan-r...

Rickelton 'won't change' approach as he looks to make T20I opening spot his own

With teenager Lhuan Dre-Pretorius set to open with him, Rickelton could be thrust into the senior role

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I've been covering the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco for the last two weeks and it has been both joyous and challenging. Enjoyed the opportunity to write about some of my best memories for the The Guardian's Moving the Goalposts: www.theguardian.com/football/202...

Wafcon offers spectacular songs and goals – but where is the next generation?

Today’s newsletter comes from Morocco, where the tournament has produced some fine football but has yet to win over the general public

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Honest, frank and to the point: Rassie van der Dussen says it like it is about the Champions Trophy scheduling. And... flips the script, by putting the pressure back on the team who don't have to travel and can play all their games at one venue. www.espncricinfo.com/story/van-de...

Van der Dussen: 'Don't have to be a rocket scientist' to know India have advantage

"If you can stay in one place, stay in one hotel, practise in the same facilities, play in the same stadium, on the same pitches every time, it's definitely an advantage"

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