Mfuneko Ngam

Once a great South African fast-bowling hope full of rage, Mfuneko Ngam lost out for want of guidance. Now he's hoping to provide just that to future generations of black cricketers

The former South Africa fast bowler was previously heading a successful academy at the University of Fort Harte, and has served in several coaching capacities since his retirement

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Dolphins team-mates, Imraan Khan and Mfuneko Ngam, believe Hashim Amla will be an astute, authoritative captain who will lead by example

Allan Donald, the former fast bowler and current South African bowling coach, believes that he has successfully corrected the problem of bowlers not using their "leading arm"

A fine 102 by Salman Butt wasn't enough to win the game for Jacques Kallis Invitational XI, as they went down by three runs against a South Africa XI

Fast bowler Mfuneko Ngam, who earlier this season represented theKwaZulu-Natal franchise, the Dolphins, has been selected to play forEastern Cape-based franchise, the Warriors, for the Standard Bank Pro20series which brings the season to an end

Nicky Boje and Mfuneko Ngam have returned from injury to make the South Africa squad to tour New Zealand this month

Fast bowling aficionados everywhere, and South African supporters in general, would have winced with deja vu at the pained departure of Monde Zondeki from Headingley on Friday

South Africa and Eastern Province fast bowler Mfuneko Ngam has been examined by a foot and ankle orthopaedic specialist, who has diagnosed a complete fracture of the second metatarsal bone in Ngam's right foot

Mfuneko Ngam will make his much awaited return to top class cricket when he turns out for South Africa A against Australia A in a seven match one-day series starting in a day/night match at Potchefstroom on Wednesday 4 September

The South African selection panel has named 31 players* in a preliminary training squad in the run-up to the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup in South Africa

The immediate and, quite possibly, long-term future of Mfuneko Ngam is once again under a cloud after the Eastern Province fast bowler was found to be suffering yet another stress fracture, this time of the right tibia, this week

Makhaya Ntini and Mfuneko Ngam became the first African players to receive one of South African cricket's highest awards on Monday when they were named among five 2001 Cricketers of the Year

Port Elizabeth's fast bowling sensation, Mfuneko Ngam is ahead of his rehabilitation schedule and should be bowling close to 100 percent of his full pace by a target date of October 5

South Africa and Eastern Province fast bowler Mfuneko Ngam has been given the all clear by UCB and Eastern Province physios to begin a slow and controlled return to bowling

The prospect of Mfuneko Ngam making his comeback to international cricket during South Africa's tour of Zimbabwe in September receded on Tuesday with the news that the Eastern Province fast bowler is to undergo further surgery to his injured right

Injuries and retirements notwithstanding, South Africa might still be able to field both Allan Donald and Mfuneko Ngam in the same team during the 2001/02 summer

Eastern Province and South Africa fast bowler Mfuneko Ngam had shoulder surgery in Cape Town this week to repair a torn tendon in his right shoulder