Faf du Plessis, Dean Elgar and Kyle Verreynne were among the star South African performers abroad over the past week.
Caribbean Premier League
2024 CPL top-scorer Quinton de Kock took his tournament tally to 434 runs with a knock of 35 off 23 balls (three fours, two sixes) for the Barbados Royals in their 47-run loss to the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Pure quality from Quinton De Kock ??? #CPL24 #CricketPlayedLouder #BiggestPartyInSport pic.twitter.com/MZQATVgBlQ
— CPL T20 (@CPL) September 29, 2024
David Miller starred in the same match, scoring a quickfire 71* off 34 deliveries (eight fours, five sixes) for the Barbados Royals.
Killer Miller ? #CPL24 ##CricketPlayedLouder #BiggestPartyInSport pic.twitter.com/mQjTzZMsFI
— CPL T20 (@CPL) September 29, 2024
Former Proteas captain Faf du Plessis hit 92* off 59 balls (seven fours, four sixes) in the St Lucia Kings’ 35-run loss to the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Du Plessis magic at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy ?? #CPL24 #CricketPlayedLouder #BiggestPartyInSport pic.twitter.com/m7kPWIyJP5
— CPL T20 (@CPL) September 27, 2024
County Championship Division One
Durham’s David Bedingham scored 66 off 38 deliveries (three fours, six sixes) in their drawn match with Kent.
Another former Proteas captain, Dean Elgar, set the tone for Essex with a mammoth score of 182 off 284 balls (21 fours) in their draw with Surrey.
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Dean Elgar reached 1,144 runs for the season with his fourth century and his highest score for the Club ?
? #FlyLikeAnEagle pic.twitter.com/WU3ywMjn7H
— Essex Cricket (@EssexCricket) September 29, 2024
Kyle Verreynne struck 148* off 167 balls (19 fours, two sixes) in Nottinghamshire’s draw with Warwickshire.
Hampshire fast bowler Kyle Abbott took 4-37 and 5-37 in their five-wicket victory over Somerset.
A counter-attacking knock from Gregory comes to an end.
Cleaned up by Abbott ?
? Live Stream ? https://t.co/S3VF7udXAu pic.twitter.com/V7lRAKqAtu
— Hampshire Cricket (@hantscricket) September 28, 2024
County Championship Division Two
Colin Ingram hit 84 off 96 deliveries (12 fours) for Glamorgan in their 192-run win over Gloucestershire.
Durban-born Wayne Madsen scored 105* off 123 balls in Derbyshire’s draw with Leicestershire.
116 balls.
11 fours.
1 six.Vintage Wayne Madsen ?#WeAreDerbyshire https://t.co/SDr1Ahul2a pic.twitter.com/WRqqHeQaDL
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 29, 2024
– Compiled by Dylan Johnson
Photo: Randy Brooks/CPL/Getty Images
