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the various matches and the schools received the<br />

necessary equipment.<br />

From the <strong>Senwes</strong> Spinners tournament a number<br />

of initiatives have followed. a <strong>Senwes</strong> Spinners<br />

high Performance Squad was chosen last year<br />

to participate in a 20 overs a side tournament in<br />

klerksdorp. the team was chosen from teams that<br />

played in the <strong>Senwes</strong> Spinners tournament. unfortunately,<br />

the tournament was cancelled due to rain.<br />

Four cricketers from the <strong>Senwes</strong> Spinners project<br />

were chosen for the u/15 nW Development<br />

team in 2009. north West cricket also identified<br />

eight schools from the province to participate in a<br />

development league. at the end of the league the<br />

best development players were chosen to represent<br />

north West at a cricket tournament in Benoni. kgosi<br />

Senne was included in the squad after his performances<br />

in the league.<br />

During December 2009, five of the <strong>Senwes</strong><br />

development players were invited to attend the International<br />

cricket School camp, which took place<br />

in Potchefstroom.<br />

the milner project saw <strong>Senwes</strong> and north West<br />

cricket working with milner high School in klerksdorp.<br />

the project was launched in 2009 and two<br />

players from the <strong>Senwes</strong> Spinners project were selected<br />

to attend milner high School. this year, one<br />

player was selected. <strong>Senwes</strong> picks up the bill for<br />

the kids’ school and boarding fees and they will also<br />

continue to support the development of their cricket<br />

careers. S<br />

Delegates from Cricket South Africa recently met the<br />

three <strong>Senwes</strong> Spinners players who is attending Milner<br />

High School in Klerksdorp. From left at the back,<br />

is: Bazil Clarke (NwC), Neo lichaba, Japie Frans man<br />

(<strong>Senwes</strong>), Kgosi Senne, Tshepo Maano, ismail Minty<br />

(NwC) and Neels Momberg (Manager: youth Cricket,<br />

CSA). in front is Jacques Faul (CEO: NwC), Pieter Esterhuysen<br />

(General Manager: <strong>Senwes</strong> Grainlink) and<br />

Max Jordaan (Manager: Senior Amateur Cricket, CSA).<br />

June 2010 • www.senwes.co.za<br />

••• NEWS •••<br />

Ismail Minty’s take<br />

on the Spinners<br />

<strong>Senwes</strong> Scenario spoke to Ismail minty, the general<br />

manager of Rural Development at north West<br />

cricket, about the <strong>Senwes</strong> Spinners project at the<br />

final between humansvlakte and Rabana.<br />

what has been the most inspiring aspect<br />

of the project?<br />

the children who form part of the project knew<br />

nothing about cricket when they started. the<br />

progress they have made and the difference that<br />

cricket has made in these children’s lives, is<br />

inspirational.<br />

what has been the highlight for you?<br />

a few of the children have been selected for provincial<br />

squads. they inspire the ones who form<br />

part of the project now.<br />

what does the future hold for the project?<br />

every three years we look at the schools that<br />

compete in the project and try to change the mix<br />

or add new teams. at the end of next year we will<br />

once again go through this exercise.<br />

How do the coaches benefit?<br />

the coaches have done well in the various<br />

courses that they have attended. During 2009,<br />

some of the coaches were invited to attend an<br />

Icc coaches’ conference, where they received<br />

an enormous amount of cricket information from<br />

top coaches and players, such as corrie van Zyl,<br />

andrew hall, gordon Parsons and Jacques Faul.<br />

they also visited the high Performance center,<br />

run by the north West university, to learn more<br />

about the human body and how to structure a<br />

training programme for players, how to effectively<br />

condition players for a season of cricket and also<br />

about the rehabilitation of injured athletes. S<br />

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