Cape Cobras

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Nashua Cape Cobras
One-day Name:	Cobras
Coach:	Shukri Conrad
Captain:	Justin Kemp
Founded:	2003
Home Ground:	Sahara Park Newlands
Capacity:	25,000
Official Website:	Official Site

The Nashua Cape Cobras is the name used since the 2004-05 season by the combined Western Province and Boland first class cricket teams in South Africa when they play in the SuperSport Series. Their home venues are Newlands, Cape Town and Boland Park, Paarl.

The Cobras also play in the MTN Domestic Championship and Standard Bank Twenty20 limited over competitions.

Contents 1 Honours 1.1 2008 squad 2 Noted players 3 External sources 4 References

[edit] Honours

• SuperSport Series (0) -  ; shared (0) -
• MTN Championship (1) - 2006-07
• Pro20 Series (0) -

[edit] 2008 squad

Players with international caps are listed in bold.

Name	No	Nat	Batting Style	Bowling Style
Batsmen
	Henry Davids		RHB	RFM
	Jean-Paul Duminy		LHB	OS
	Herschelle Gibbs		RHB	LS
	Benjamin Hector		RHB	RM
	Rory Kleinveldt		RHB	RFM
	Richard Levi		RHB	RM
	Ashwell Prince		LHB	OS
	Andrew Puttick		RHB	RM
	Graeme Smith		LHB	RM
	Dominic Telo		RHB	RM
All-rounders
	Justin Kemp (c)		RHB	RM
	Con de Lange		RHB	SLA
	Tyron Henderson		RHB	RFM
	Jacques Kallis		RHB	RFM
	Vernon Philander		RHB	RFM
Wicket-keepers
	Mark Boucher		RHB
	Thami Tsolekile		RHB
Bowlers
	Charl Langeveldt		RHB	RMF
	Francois Plaatjies		RHB	RF
	Pepler Sandri		RHB	RFM
	Monde Zondeki		RHB	RF

[edit] Noted players

• Paul Adams
• Jean Paul Duminy
• Herschelle Gibbs
• Jacques Kallis
• Ashwell Prince
• Andrew Puttick
• Graeme Smith
• Charl Willoughby
• Monde Zondeki

[edit] External sources

• Nashua Cape Cobras from cricket.co.za, official site of the United Cricket Board of South Africa

[edit] References

• South African Cricket Annual – various editions
• Wisden Cricketers' Almanack – various editions

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