Border have retained head coach Tumelo Bodibe and assistant coach Rowan Richards for the 2025-26 domestic season in South Africa.
Bodibe and Richards won the the 2024-25 One-Day Cup, division two, title with Border. The title was shared with the Tuskers.
Border recently signed spinner Kgaudisa Molefe and all-rounder Hardus Coetzer from Limpopo – and batsman Michael Copeland from Boland.
“We have successfully secured contracts with Kgaudisa, Michael and Hardus. I am particularly pleased to announce that Lihle Sizani, a promising young player from our region, has been awarded his first professional contract,” Border head coach Tumelo Bodibe told Club Cricket SA.
“His impressive performances last season have certainly earned him this opportunity – and I am confident that he will continue to develop and make significant contributions to our squad.”
Border shared the 2024-25 One-Day Cup, division two, title with the Tuskers – and have since lost Jade de Klerk to North West and seamer Aphiwe Mnyanda to the Warriors.
Border’s 2025-26 ins and outs
Arrivals
- Kgaudisa Molefe from Limpopo
- Michael Copeland from Boland
- Hardus Coetzer from Limpopo
Exits
- Jade de Klerk to North West
- Aphiwe Mnyanda to Warriors
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