Pat Symcox
Pat Symcox

Editor

  • Even Stevens

    Remember the walloping the WI got from Sri Lanka and Pakistan? India is lucky that politics does not allow them to play Pakistan.

    BY Pat Symcox 5 May 2002

  • Much Ado About Nothing?

    If the indaba (meeting) is about cricket and issues that have come to the fore lately, the absence of key players has put its credibility in jeopardy.

    BY Pat Symcox 16 April 2002

  • Too Many Cooks

    The present SA selection panel lacks the credibility to prepare for World Cup 2003.

    BY Pat Symcox 9 April 2002

  • Take Lessons From The Past

    The current crop need to learn from past successful South African teams, who built their game around a core covenant that included among other things a passion for success, accountability and the ability to adapt.

    BY Pat Symcox 2 April 2002

  • Crediblity A Must For Success

    It has become apparent that the South African selectors have, at times, not adhered to the critical success factors and that their credibility has been compromised.

    BY Pat Symcox 31 March 2002

  • Victims Of Imagination

    In the minds of many, the Proteas were going to do battle on an even footing and evenbeat Australia. They woke up with a huge bump and found their coffee ice cold.

    BY Pat Symcox 19 March 2002

  • Time For Introspection

    It is hoped that the selectors and administrators arein touch with the realities as well as the requirements that will make the modern professional cricketer perform at hisbest.

    BY Pat Symcox 13 March 2002

  • Containment Need Of The Hour

    Ford and Boucher need to make it clear that run-scoring is central to the Aussie game plan and that this can be converted to their weakness if the bowlers understand their role clearly at critical, defining moments.

    BY Pat Symcox 7 March 2002

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