Keanan Hemmonsbey is a journalist based in South Africa, specializing in local sports coverage. With a focus on cricket, Keanan has written for publications such as Daily Maverick and AllAfrica Global Media. His articles provide in-depth analysis, match reports, and insights into the world of South African cricket.
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By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
A growing faction of disgruntled water polo members is looking to rid itself of Swimming South Africa and run its own operations.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
It took a good few years, but the St Stithians old boy is finally showing his mettle on the pitch, adding balance to the side.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
South Africa's 575 for 6 declared (De Zorzi 177, Stubbs 106, Mulder 105*, Islam 5-198) beat Bangladesh's 143 (Mahmud 38, Maharaj 5-59, Muthusamy
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
South Africa's 2-0 series win over Bangladesh has shown the growth the Proteas side has made in the Test arena.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
The two sides meet at Kingsmead on Friday. The last time they played each other was on 29 June, when India beat the Proteas by seven runs in the final of the T20 World Cup in Barbados.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
The Proteas have an opportunity to show their value to IPL owners in their clash against India across the next week.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
Swimming SA has decided to only select players for the Water Polo World Cup from teams that showed intent to participate in national championships, despite the event being cancelled.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
The T20I series was a late decision and comes amid a hectic Test schedule, but the financial incentive might have been too good.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
South African men's and women's Water Polo World Cup squads have come under scrutiny following the selection of ineligible players, according to the stringent selection criteria set by Swimming South Africa.
South Africa have a middle-order gem in Tristan Stubbs, who has had a breakthrough season with the national team.
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