Wesley Botton is a sports writer for The Citizen News, focusing on national sports in South Africa. He covers a range of sports, with a particular emphasis on cricket. Wesley provides insightful analysis and commentary on cricket matches, players, and team performances, keeping readers informed and engaged with the latest developments in the sport.
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Wesley Botton's coverage is heavily focused on national sports, specifically cricket, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering unique insights into ongoing cricket events involving the South African team, as well as developments in international series involving South Africa or India.
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By: Wesley Botton
With just one more T20 match to play against India, the best the SA team can do is draw level at 2-2.
Mathew is the boss at Randjesfontein, and his father Mike is in charge at Summerveld.
By: Wesley Botton
Trailing 2-1, the SA team are hoping to level the T20 series in the fourth and final match at the Wanderers.
By: Wesley Botton
The Proteas were demolished by India last night, crumbling in a 135-run defeat as the tourists wrapped up a 3-1 series victory in the fourth and final T20 International at the Wanderers.
By: Wesley Botton
Head coach Rob Walter shouldered much of the blame after the Proteas were thumped in a record defeat to India in their T20 clash at the Wanderers on Friday night.
By: Wesley Botton
Training alone after a fallout with his former coach, Thabang Mosiako feels confident that he is regaining his best form ahead of his marathon debut.
By: Wesley Botton
Regular captain Temba Bavuma has recovered from injury and will lead the Proteas in a two-Test series against Sri Lanka starting in Durban next week.
By: Wesley Botton
A little more than a month after their defeat in the T20 World Cup final, all-rounder Sune Luus says the Proteas women's team are eager to pick
Despite their strong recent form, Bavuma admitted there were areas in which they could improve.
McNally cemented herself withing the fabric of road running in Central Gauteng.
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