Belhar Cricket Club have named a strong coaching contingent ahead of the 2021-22 Western Province Cricket Association club competition season.
Head coach Darryl Wymers has been retained. He coached Belhar Cricket Club to the 2018-19 WPCA’s Ama20 Competition first division title. They beat Mitchells Plain Cricket Club by four wickets in the final,
“Darryl is our T20 winning coach. He has been the coach for the past three seasons and was a very successful all-rounder in his heyday,” read a statement from Belhar Cricket Club.
Belhar Cricket Club coaching staff for 2021-22 season
- Head coach: Darryl Wmyers
- Assistant coach: Jacob Witbooi
- Batting coach: Garth Hinds
- Bowling coach: Nolan Windvogel
Belhar Cricket Club compete in the WPCA first division D alongside Heideveld Cricket Club, Hanover Park Cricket club and others.
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Do you have confirmed club cricket news you want featured on this website? Email The WPCA, meanwhile, have reiterated intention to host a full 2021-22 club cricket season.
The 2020-21 season did not happen amid the coronavirus pandemic in the Western Cape, South Africa and globally. The 2019-20 season had ended early for the same reason.
“As mentioned previously, we are planning and looking forward to a full 2021-22 amateur cricket season,” said WPCA cricket services manager Clinton du Preez earlier this month.
“The various cricket committees will be convening soon to further discuss and confirm the season timelines. We look forward to engaging with all our stakeholders soon.
“We encourage our constituents to remain safe and ensure all coronavirus regulations are adhered to.
“With the recent announcement by president Cyril Ramaphosa that the country has moved down to alert level three lockdown restrictions, the WPCA will circulate all training regulations during this coming week.
“Upon confirmation of these revised regulations for cricket, all cricket-related activities may
commence from 10 August 2021.”