Anrich nortje

He spoke with complete earnestness. There was no snark, no smirk, absolutely no suggestion he had in his mind anything except the merits of his own team. But his words were also chosen in a very particular context: that of having emphatically bested a side whose new captain and coach are attempting to There was no doubt who the magicians had been on this occasion. South Africa’s seam quartet took 18 of England’s 20 wickets and certainly plenty of batters appeared enchanted. Lungi Ngidi took the fewest wickets but was the most economical; the towering Marco Jansen took three of his four wickets by bowling tailenders – demonstrating to England, who seem to prefer to pitch it short on these occasions, the wisdom of aiming at the stumps – and the brilliant Kagiso Rabada took seven wickets including his 250th in Tests and was named player of the match. But it was Anrich Nortje who produced the moment that defined the Test, a few minutes after noon on Wednesday. The clouds hung pregnant over Lord’s and the air seemed thick with humidity and promise and then, suddenly, had to make room for Jonny Bairstow’s middle stump. Bairstow has seemed to On Friday, Nortje said there was something about his best performances that defies even his own explanation – “when the rhythm is there sometimes it feels a lot slower but the speed gun says something different” – but the fundamentals of his technique are built on the more prosaic foundations of “lots of pain medication” and a great deal of ...

Anrich Nortje could return to the Delhi Capitals playing XI for the match against Rajasthan Royals. After making a comeback against Lucknow Super Giants, Nortje missed the last outing against Punjab Kings. If fit, the South African speedster will definitely be included in the Delhi team for the match against Rajasthan Royals.

Bio/Wiki Full Name Anrich Arno Nortje Nickname Ana Profession Cricketer (Bowler) Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 183 cm in meters - 1.83 m in feet inches - 6’ Weight (approx.) in kilograms - 80 kg in pounds - 176 lbs Body Measurements (approx.) - Chest: 40 inches - Waist: 32 inches - Biceps: 14 inches Eye Colour Grey Hair Colour Blond Cricket International Debut None Jersey Number #2 (Domestic) Domestic/State Team • Cape Town Blitz • Warriors • Eastern Province • South African Schools • Kolkata Knight Riders Batting Style Right-hand Bowling Style Right-arm fast Award 2018 Warriors Cricket Award for Most Promising Player of the Year Personal Life Date of Birth 16 November 1993 Age (as in 2018) 25 Years Birthplace Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa Zodiac sign/Sun sign Scorpio Nationality South African Hometown Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa School • Handhaaf Primary School, Uitenhage, South Africa • Daniel Pienaar Technical High School, Uitenhage, South Africa • Hoërskool Brandwag, Uitenhage, South Africa College/University Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU), Port Elizabeth, South Africa Educational Qualification(s) • Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) in Financial Planning • Post-Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning Religion Christianity Food Habit Non-Vegetarian Hobbies Travelling, Listening to Music Relationships & More Marital Status Engaged Affairs/Girlfriends Micaela Kleu (Teacher) Family Fiancee Micaela Kleu (Teacher) Parents...

• Test debut(cap 10 October 2019v Last Test 28 February 2023v ODI debut(cap 3 March 2019v Last ODI 2 April 2023v ODI shirt no. 20 T20I debut(cap 18 September 2019v Last T20I 28 March 2023v T20I shirt no. 20 Domestic team information Years Team 2012/13–present 2015/16–2020/21 2018–2019 2020–present 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 19 20 31 67 Runs scored 187 25 16 906 7.79 6.25 2.66 13.32 100s/50s 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/4 Top score 40 10 4 79 3,057 946 623 11,064 70 36 38 234 26.71 24.94 19.52 26.17 4 0 0 9 10 wickets in match 0 0 0 0 Best bowling 6/56 4/51 4/10 6/44 Catches/ 6/– 3/– 8/– 15/– Source: 1 May 2023 Anrich Arno Nortje (born 16 November 1993) is a South African Domestic and T20 franchise career [ ] He was included in In September 2019, he was named in the squad for the In April 2021, he was named in He was selected for the International career [ ] In February 2019, he was named in South Africa's In April 2019, he was named in In August 2019, he was named in South Africa's In September 2021, Nortje was named in South Africa's squad for the • ^ a b Wisden . Retrieved 10 December 2020. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 21 September 2016. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 4 July 2020. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 21 September 2016. • Sport24 . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • Independent Online . Retrieved 17 October 2018. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 29 November 2018. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • The Times of India . Retrieved 18 December 2018. • ESPN Cricinfo . R...

JOHANNESBURG, March 6 (Reuters) - South Africa will be without fast bowler Anrich Nortje for the second and final test against West Indies that starts at The Wanderers on Wednesday after he picked up a mild groin injury and is to be rested. Nortje took a match tally of 6-84 in South Africa’s 87-run first test victory in Pretoria, including first innings figures of 5-36 as he swung the match in the home side’s favour with some fearsome fast bowling. South Africa have opted not to call up a replacement, which will likely mean a return for either of their spin options, Keshav Maharaj and Simon Harmer, who were left out in the first game. South Africa squad: Temba Bavuma (captain), Gerald Coetzee, Tony de Zorzi, Dean Elgar, Simon Harmer, Marco Jansen, Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, Aiden Markram, Wiaan Mulder, Senuran Muthusamy, Keegan Petersen, Kagiso Rabada, Ryan Rickelton. About Reuters • About Reuters , opens new tab • Careers , opens new tab • Reuters News Agency , opens new tab • Brand Attribution Guidelines , opens new tab • Reuters Leadership , opens new tab • Reuters Fact Check , opens new tab • Reuters Diversity Report , opens new tab Stay Informed • Download the App , opens new tab • Newsletters , opens new tab Information you can trust Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions of people worldwide every day. Reuters provides business, financial, national and international news to pr...

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The laws of cricket may be the domain of MCC but on the opening day of England versus South Africa at Lord’s it was the law of sod that held sway: after a six-week wait for Test cricket to return and the driest July since 1935, rain arrived with a vengeance. Still, some 32 overs were sent down before the terminal deluge began at 2.09pm and, though enough play to rule out a refund for the soggy spectators, it also underlined predictions of a particularly tasty series ahead. England, aggressors these days under the captaincy of Ben Stokes, stumbled to 116 for six with Ollie Pope, 61 not out, the only batter to resist a fine bowling display from Dean Elgar’s tourists. Amid a bombardment of questions during the build-up regarding England’s so-called “Bazball” approach, one of Elgar’s stock replies has been along the lines of “Let’s see how this caper fares against my bowlers”. Most captains talk up their attacks but the South African has a particularly potent one through a blend of class, pace and variety. Read more Elgar was just as certain upon winning the toss, citing the moody cloud cover overhead for his decision to bowl rather than a deliberate attempt to throw England off kilter after their four successive Test wins batting second. Even with Kagiso Rabada slightly undercooked after an ankle ligament injury on tour, it looked to be the obvious call. And so while England hustled along at 3.6 runs per over and struck 13 fours, there was a case to say that team orders could...

He spoke with complete earnestness. There was no snark, no smirk, absolutely no suggestion he had in his mind anything except the merits of his own team. But his words were also chosen in a very particular context: that of having emphatically bested a side whose new captain and coach are attempting to There was no doubt who the magicians had been on this occasion. South Africa’s seam quartet took 18 of England’s 20 wickets and certainly plenty of batters appeared enchanted. Lungi Ngidi took the fewest wickets but was the most economical; the towering Marco Jansen took three of his four wickets by bowling tailenders – demonstrating to England, who seem to prefer to pitch it short on these occasions, the wisdom of aiming at the stumps – and the brilliant Kagiso Rabada took seven wickets including his 250th in Tests and was named player of the match. But it was Anrich Nortje who produced the moment that defined the Test, a few minutes after noon on Wednesday. The clouds hung pregnant over Lord’s and the air seemed thick with humidity and promise and then, suddenly, had to make room for Jonny Bairstow’s middle stump. Bairstow has seemed to On Friday, Nortje said there was something about his best performances that defies even his own explanation – “when the rhythm is there sometimes it feels a lot slower but the speed gun says something different” – but the fundamentals of his technique are built on the more prosaic foundations of “lots of pain medication” and a great deal of ...

Bio/Wiki Full Name Anrich Arno Nortje Nickname Ana Profession Cricketer (Bowler) Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 183 cm in meters - 1.83 m in feet inches - 6’ Weight (approx.) in kilograms - 80 kg in pounds - 176 lbs Body Measurements (approx.) - Chest: 40 inches - Waist: 32 inches - Biceps: 14 inches Eye Colour Grey Hair Colour Blond Cricket International Debut None Jersey Number #2 (Domestic) Domestic/State Team • Cape Town Blitz • Warriors • Eastern Province • South African Schools • Kolkata Knight Riders Batting Style Right-hand Bowling Style Right-arm fast Award 2018 Warriors Cricket Award for Most Promising Player of the Year Personal Life Date of Birth 16 November 1993 Age (as in 2018) 25 Years Birthplace Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa Zodiac sign/Sun sign Scorpio Nationality South African Hometown Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa School • Handhaaf Primary School, Uitenhage, South Africa • Daniel Pienaar Technical High School, Uitenhage, South Africa • Hoërskool Brandwag, Uitenhage, South Africa College/University Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU), Port Elizabeth, South Africa Educational Qualification(s) • Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) in Financial Planning • Post-Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning Religion Christianity Food Habit Non-Vegetarian Hobbies Travelling, Listening to Music Relationships & More Marital Status Engaged Affairs/Girlfriends Micaela Kleu (Teacher) Family Fiancee Micaela Kleu (Teacher) Parents...

JOHANNESBURG, March 6 (Reuters) - South Africa will be without fast bowler Anrich Nortje for the second and final test against West Indies that starts at The Wanderers on Wednesday after he picked up a mild groin injury and is to be rested. Nortje took a match tally of 6-84 in South Africa’s 87-run first test victory in Pretoria, including first innings figures of 5-36 as he swung the match in the home side’s favour with some fearsome fast bowling. South Africa have opted not to call up a replacement, which will likely mean a return for either of their spin options, Keshav Maharaj and Simon Harmer, who were left out in the first game. South Africa squad: Temba Bavuma (captain), Gerald Coetzee, Tony de Zorzi, Dean Elgar, Simon Harmer, Marco Jansen, Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, Aiden Markram, Wiaan Mulder, Senuran Muthusamy, Keegan Petersen, Kagiso Rabada, Ryan Rickelton. About Reuters • About Reuters , opens new tab • Careers , opens new tab • Reuters News Agency , opens new tab • Brand Attribution Guidelines , opens new tab • Reuters Leadership , opens new tab • Reuters Fact Check , opens new tab • Reuters Diversity Report , opens new tab Stay Informed • Download the App , opens new tab • Newsletters , opens new tab Information you can trust Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions of people worldwide every day. Reuters provides business, financial, national and international news to pr...