Zaahier Adams is a cricket journalist for various South African newspapers, including Business Report and Cape Times. With a focus on local cricket, Zaahier covers a range of topics including player performances, team dynamics, and the overall state of cricket in South Africa. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Zaahier Adams primarily focuses on sports, particularly cricket and more specifically local South African cricket. His coverage heavily revolves around event coverage and expert commentary related to the sport, especially with a focus on local players and events.
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JOHANNESBURG - Bjorn Fortuin is leading a takeover by a group of left-arm spinning all-rounders on the South African domestic first-class circuit.
Zaahier Adams Proteas Test coach Shukri Conrad has labelled the upcoming two-match series against Sri Lanka “almost like a knockout
Zaahier Adams Rob Walter is a good human being. He greets each member of the media personally before an engagement.
Western Province will head to the Wanderers for a rematch of last season's Cricket SA first-class final against the Lions with a youthful squad this week.
By: Zaahier Adams
Like Mickey from the epic Rocky movies, Proteas Test coach Shukri Conrad remains firmly in the increasingly under-pressure Aiden Markram's corner.
The Proteas are set to face England in three T20Is, starting on Sunday in East London, before three further ODIs and a one-off Test in Bloemfontein.
By: Zaahier Adams
Shukri Conrad and Evan Flint have walked a long road together. It goes back to a time when Flint arrived at Newlands – and even better yet
The Proteas Women are set to face England in three T20Is, starting on Sunday in East London, before three further ODIs and a once-off Test in Bloemfontein.
The Proteas Women have never beaten England in a bilateral white-ball series, both home and away.
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