Age no barrier for Twenty20 success - Boucher
Jacques Kallis and Mark Boucher, South Africa’s top stars in the Indian Premier League, feel that age and their reputation as Test players will not be a barrier when they enter the field for the Bangalore Royal Challengers in the Twenty20 tournament starting April 18.
“We have done it throughout our career, adjusting to Test cricket, one-day cricket and Twenty20 cricket,” the 32-year-old Kallis said in Bangalore three days ahead of their inaugural home game against Kolkata Knight Riders. “So the players are used to it, it is a different mindset. It is probably easier to go from Test cricket to one-day cricket than it is the other way around. We are looking forward to some exciting cricket.”
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Kallis, Boucher, Prince to star in initial IPL action
Kallis, Boucher, Prince to star in initial IPL action
South African stars Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher and Ashwell Prince will stay back to play in the lucrative Indian Premier League from the beginning of the tournament itself. The three did not make it to the Cape Cobras team for the domestic Pro 20 semifinals.
However, captain Graeme Smith figured in the Cobras team announced on Monday and he will not play in the BCCI-backed Twenty20 league for Rajasthan Royals till his domestic commitments are over.
Six South Africans in the Test squad for the just concluded series against India - Smith, J P Duminy, Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher, Ashwell Prince and Monde Zondeki – were available for selection but Cobras team management decided to include only Smith and Duminy.
Read more: http://cricket.expressindia.com/news/Kallis-Boucher-Prince-to-star-in-initial-IPL-action/296693/
South African stars Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher and Ashwell Prince will stay back to play in the lucrative Indian Premier League from the beginning of the tournament itself. The three did not make it to the Cape Cobras team for the domestic Pro 20 semifinals.
However, captain Graeme Smith figured in the Cobras team announced on Monday and he will not play in the BCCI-backed Twenty20 league for Rajasthan Royals till his domestic commitments are over.
Six South Africans in the Test squad for the just concluded series against India - Smith, J P Duminy, Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher, Ashwell Prince and Monde Zondeki – were available for selection but Cobras team management decided to include only Smith and Duminy.
Read more: http://cricket.expressindia.com/news/Kallis-Boucher-Prince-to-star-in-initial-IPL-action/296693/
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