SADC region gearing up to host 45th ordinary summit heads of state
Southern African Development Community (SADC) region is getting ready to host its 45th ordinary summit heads of state and government this month in Antananarivo, Madagascar.
The Proteas suffered a defeat in their second T20I tr-series clash in Harare following a 21-run loss to New Zealand on Wednesday.
Chasing a target of 174, the Proteas lost wickets at regular intervals and were eventually 152 all out in 18.2 overs.
Lhuan-dre Pretorius got the run-chase off to a rapid start with 27 off 17 balls but was dismissed by seamer Matt Henry in the fourth over.
The Proteas then slipped to 62-5 as there no further contributions before Dewald Brevis and George Linde came together to get the side back into the contest.
The pair added 39 with Brevis striking 35 off just 18 deliveries before Henry again made the crucial breakthrough for the Black Caps.
Rassie van der Dussen's charges were still well in the game as Linde (30 off 20) and Gerald Coetzee (17) added 37 together but the former holed out to mid-wicket with 26 runs still needed.
The match was done in the penultimate over when, fitting, Henry took the final wicket as Coetzee went for a slog but was caught in the deep to give Kiwis the victory.
Earlier, New Zealand posted a total of 173-5 that was built around an unbeaten 103-run partnership between Tim Robinson and debutant Bevon Jacobs.
The pair came together when the Kiwis were struggling at 70-5 but Robinson struck 75 not out from 57 balls and Jacobs an unbeaten 44 off 30 deliveries to make sure they got to a more than decent total.
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Southern African Development Community (SADC) region is getting ready to host its 45th ordinary summit heads of state and government this month in Antananarivo, Madagascar.
Advocates For Transformation (AFT) has welcomed the appointment of former Gauteng Judge President Dunstan Mlambo as Deputy Chief Justice of South Africa, describing it as a “moment of deep national significance”.
Suspended Gauteng Judge Tintswalo “Nana” Makhubele faces possible impeachment. This is after the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) found the suspended Judge guilty of gross misconduct for accepting appointment as chairperson of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) board whilst being a Judge, as well as failing to act honourably during her tenure at Prasa.