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South Africa's free-scoring middle-order batsman AB de Villiers has moved up five places to 11th in the Reliance Mobile ICC Player rankings for Test batsmen following the Proteas' victory over the West Indies in Barbados on Tuesday


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Eloise Koch


Born: 23 June 1975, Mpumalanga, South Africa

Batting Style: Right Hand Bat

Bowling Style: Swing Bowler

Background Information:

I grew up in Bethal, Mpumalanga and started playing cricket with my brothers at the age 6. I didn’t play cricket at school as it was considered a boy’s sport. I moved to Johannesburg to study where I played with the guys from the men’s residences on social level. I then moved to Cape Town and only started playing club cricket at the ripe old age of 33. I play for Van der Stel Cricket club in Stellenbosch


Career Highlights:

  • Best bowling figures: 2/12 in 5 overs vs. Maties 2009
  • Highest score: 51* against Brackenfell in a T20 match
  • Voted most improved Ladies Player for Van der Stel 2008/9 Season.


In my bag:

  • Helmet, 4 pairs of gloves, 2 pairs of spikes, 2 pairs of thigh pads, 9 bandanna’s, 3 pairs of sweat bands, 2/3 cricket balls, strapping plaster, scissors, isolation tape, shin pads, 2 bats, 2 t-shirts, a towel, a knee brace and 2 pairs of keepers gloves


Why do you love Cricket and why is it so important to you?

  • Cricket is a game filled with challenges both at team level and personal level. It is a thinker’s game that can change at the drop of a coin. It’s important to me because it gives me the freedom to challenge myself on a physical and mental level


Personal quotes:

  • “Every practice you go to is like money in the bank. Every time you practice you deposit ‘money’ in your account. One day when you need to make a withdrawal the size of your withdrawal will depend on the amount of deposits you made. The more deposits the bigger the withdrawal” - Michael Phelps after the 2008 Olympic Games


Advice to aspiring cricketers:

  • Every little bit you put in is an investment in your future
  • If you want to excel at cricket work hard at it and if you think you have done enough put a little bit harder
  • Never give up on your dreams

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