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batsman, Armad Pansegrouw of Pietersburg High School, Polokwane, has been
recognised as an outstanding achiever in the Coca-Cola® T20 School Challenge,
for the 92 runs he made in his side’s victory over Seshego Development
School.
Coca-Cola®
South Africa and Cricket South Africa (CSA) grant this honour to players who
excel in the competition and they are awarded a special commemorative cap and a
certificate marking the occasion.
Armad, who also excels in hockey and athletics, is only 16
years old and now in Grade 11. He has been described by cricket
organiser, Linki Roodt as a steady and reliable batsman who is of great value
to the team. “Armad is passionate about cricket and never misses a practice
session, which is turning him into an excellent cricketer who should go far in
the sport.”
Pieterburg High School has played four Coca-Cola® T20 School
Challenge matches, winning two. They beat Seshego Development by 146 runs
and Capricorn High School by 9 wickets. They still have a couple of games to
play in their region before competing in the Regional finals.
The Coca-Cola® T20 Schools Challenge is about making heroes,
explains Fetsi Mbele, Coca-Cola South Africa Marketing Assets Manager. “This
grass roots tournament is where heroes are unearthed and then progress through
to the Coca-Cola® Khaya Majola Cricket Week, an annual tournament, sponsored by
Coca-Cola South Africa for over 30 years. It has to date produced over 200
Proteas players.”
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