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22dropout.com (Free subscription) | 06/10/2008
Sapa Lions cricket captain Neil McKenzie hopes to play in the second round of the Supersport Series this weekend, after missing the first match because of injury. McKenzie had to watch from the sidelines as his team secured their first Series victory since February 2007, after injuring a rib during net practice. The Lions' new opening [...]
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IOL (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
The Highveld Lions skipper, Neil Mckenzie, reluctantly withdrew from their opening Supersport Series match against the Warriors after sustaining an injury in the nets earlier in the week.
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Keo.co.za (Free subscription) | 09/08/2008
England’s chances of scoring a consolation victory took a big knock when only 18 overs where completed on day three due to rain. Play was eventually abandoned with South Africa on 110-2 after 26.5 overs. England enjoyed a minor success when Stuart Broad bowled Neil McKenzie, but otherwise Hashim Amla (71*) looked in firm control. Amla and [...]
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Keo.co.za (Free subscription) | 07/08/2008
England dominated the first day at The Oval bundling the Proteas out for just 194. South Africa got off to a steady start. Having lost Neil McKenzie for 17, Graeme Smith and Hashim Amla took the Proteas past the century mark before two wickets in two balls from Steve Harmison signaled the beginning of the end. Jacques [...]
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Keo.co.za (Free subscription) | 01/08/2008
Follow the action from the third Test against England at Edgbaston. A full match report will be posted at the end of the day’s play. for live scoring click here. South Africa - 1 Graeme Smith(c), 2 Neil McKenzie, 3 Hashim Amla, 4 Jacques Kallis, 5 Ashwell Prince, 6 AB de Villiers, 7 Mark Boucher (wk), 8 Morne [...]
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 01/08/2008
Unlike the current Sri Lanka-India series in which the experiment is actually on trial, there is no formal right in place here for a batsman to appeal against an umpire's decision. But Neil McKenzie's refusal to walk on 29 for Andrew Strauss's claimed catch at first slip proved just as effective.
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Keo.co.za (Free subscription) | 31/07/2008
A brilliant bowling performance by Andrew Flintoff brought England back into contention at Edgbaston at the close of day two. In a rain-interrupted day, South Africa got off to a slow start as the overnight pair of Neil McKenzie and Paul Harris frustrated the England attack. Harris finally fell for 19 and McKenzie was joined by Hashim [...]
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The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 31/07/2008
Day two (lunch): South Africa (104-2) trail England (231) by 127 runs. Neil McKenzie blunts the England attack, who manage to capture just the one wicket before lunch at Edgbaston.
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Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 31/07/2008
England finally made their second breakthrough shortly before lunch at Edgbaston, but South Africa cemented their strong position as they reached 104 for 2. Neil McKenzie fought hard in bowler-friendly conditions with a half-century and was well supported by nightwatchman Paul Harris in a stand of 77ni.
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
Michael Vaughan believed the four-Test series against South Africa would give England's selectors and fans a good indication of where he and his side sit in the cricketing world. At 6.26pm yesterday evening, when Neil McKenzie dropped a Darren Pattinson delivery at his feet and scampered a quick single to complete a comprehensive 10-wicket victory for South Africa, the England captain was given an...
