Wesley Botton is the Chief Sports Journalist at The Citizen News. With 15 years of experience in the sports media industry, he has covered a variety of codes, with a particular focus on athletics and team sports. He is a recipient of the Comrades Marathon Association Journalist of the Year award and has been featured in The Citizen News.
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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
Returning from international retirement, Ismail is hoping to make a valuable contribution to the Proteas team at the Women's T20 World Cup.
Four ATP Challenger tournaments are being held in Tshwane.
By: Wesley Botton
The SA team beat Ireland by 15 runs in the first of two T20 World Cup warm-up matches in Leicestershire.
Nene earned the second Diamond League win of his career in Stockholm on Sunday.
Shabnim Ismail, Dané van Niekerk and Marizanne Kapp are fit and ready to give the Proteas a boost in experience at the Women's T20 World Cup.
By: Wesley Botton
With all the bonuses on offer, the men's and women's winners could each take home more than R2.4 million.
All the numbers, from starting groups and cut-off points to pockets of oranges and cardboard bins.
The Cape Town Marathon becomes the eighth race around the globe to receive top-flight status.
"We need to change the narrative, and the only way to do that is to make sure we go all the way this time."
Gerda Steyn is aiming to become the seventh athlete, and only the second woman, to win the race five times.
