Name: Jade De Klerk
Age: 18
Team: Eastern Province
School: Woodridge College
Batting and Bowling Skills: Batting: Left Hand/ Middle
Order. Bowling: Left Arm (Off Spin)
Previous Provincial weeks: Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Cricket Week 2016.
How did your previous week go? I had a good week and one of my highlights was winning the
Coca-Cola Hero of the Day.
Cricket Hero and why: Virat Kohli from India. I
believe that he is the best cricketer in the world and he has led his team to
many victories
Non- Cricket hero: My mother Rochelle
De Klerk. She
has been supportive in me playing cricket from an early age and always attends my
matches no matter where I play. She keeps me grounded and always wanting to do
better than what I think I can.
What do you think makes a
hero: Heroes change the world, save lives, take on tasks that may seem
impossible to the rest of us. So, when we think of heroes, we seldom think of
ourselves.
What are your highlights of the season so far. I received my full colours for cricket. I made my first Semipro
appearance against North West. It was an
unbelievable achievement.
What are you expecting from
this year’s tournament? I want to make as many friends as possible. I
want to be able to gain as much knowledge from the other cricketers.
Who are the players to look out for? David Rushmere and Keenan
Smith
Name: David Rushmere
Age: 18
Team: Eastern Province
School: St
Andrews College
Batting and Bowling Skills: Batting: Right Hand (Top
Order). Wicket Keeper
Previous Provincial weeks: Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Cricket Week 2016
Cricket Hero and why: Quinton de Kock because he plays the same role that I fill in my
team and Quinton inspires me to play better cricket.
Non-Cricket Hero and why? Roger Federer
because he is one of the most humble sportsmen.
He is calm and collected. He also promotes the importance of education
through his foundation.
What do you think makes a
hero: Being a hero is selflessly doing the best you can in the
time of need. You must lead by example so that other can believe that anything
is possible if you put your mind to it
What are your highlights of
the season so far:
I made 104 runs off 82 balls against Grey College and 188 runs off of 82 balls
against Union College.
What are you expecting from
this year’s tournament? I want to score as many runs and by scoring as
many runs as possible I will be selected for SA Schools team
Who are the players to look out for? Jade De Klerk and Keenan Smith
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