Warriors cricket team 

Chevrolet Warriors
One-day Name: Warriors
Coach: Flag of South Africa Russell Domingo
Captain: Flag of South Africa Davey Jacobs
Founded: 2003
Home Ground: St George's Park, Port Elizabeth
Capacity: 16,000
Official Website: Official Site

The Chevrolet Warriors is the name used by the combined Eastern Province and Border first class cricket teams in South Africa. The home venues of the Warriors are St George's Park, Port Elizabeth and Mercedes Benz Park, East London.

The combined team plays in the SuperSport Series first-class competition and also in the MTN Domestic Championship and the Standard Bank Twenty20 limited over competitions.

Squad

As of 5 September 2008.1

Name Age Batting Style Bowling Style
Captain and Wicket-keeper
Davey Jacobs 26 Right-Handed Bat
Batsmen
Zander de Bruyn 33 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Fast-Medium
Colin Ingram 23 Left-Handed Bat
Arno Jacobs 31 Left-Handed Bat Right-Arm Off-Break
Riaan Jeggels 27 Right-Handed Bat
Ashwell Prince 31 Left-Handed Bat Slow Left-Arm Orthodox
Michael Smith 28 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Medium
Right-Arm Off-Break
JJ Smuts 20 Right-Handed Bat Slow Left-Arm Orthodox
All-rounders
Johan Botha 26 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Off-Break
Jacques Kallis 33 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Fast-Medium
Justin Kreusch 29 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Medium
Lyall Meyer 26 Left-Handed Bat Right-Arm Fast
Wayne Parnell 19 Left-Handed Bat Left-Arm Medium-Fast
Craig Thyssen 24 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Medium-Fast
Wicket-keepers
Mark Boucher 31 Right-Handed Bat
Athenkosi Dyili 24 Left-Handed Bat
Bowlers
Sinethemba Mjekula 25 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Medium-Fast
Makhaya Ntini 31 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Fast
Mario Olivier 26 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Fast-Medium
Robin Peterson 29 Left-Handed Bat Slow Left-Arm Orthodox
Juan Theron 23 Right-Handed Bat Right-Arm Medium-Fast
Lonwabo Tsotsobe 24 Right-Handed Bat Left-Arm Fast-Medium

Honours

References

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