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David Miller Included in Provisional World Twenty20 Squad PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 28 February 2010

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Dolphins rising star, David Miller was rewarded for a brilliant season when he was name on Saturday in  a provisional squad of 30 for the ICC World Twenty20 to be played in the West Indies later this year.

 

The 20 year old has scored 159 runs from five T20 games this season with a highest score of 90 not out from 52 balls against the Lions. He also has an average of 53.00.

 

 

The squad also includes three other  uncapped players in  Colin Ingram of the Chevrolet Warriors and fast bowlers Rusty Theron of the Chevrolet Warriors and Ethy Mbhalati of the Nashua Titans.

 

The final squad of 15 will be named next month.

 

The tournament starts on April 30 with the final scheduled for May 16. 

 

The provisional squad is: Graeme Smith (Nashua Cape Cobras, capt), Jacques Kallis (Chevrolet Warriors, vice-capt), Yusuf Abdulla (Nashua Dolphins), Hashim Amla (Nashua Dolphins), Lungile Bosman (Nashua Dolphins), Johan Botha (Chevrolet Warriors), Mark Boucher (Chevrolet Warriors), AB de Villiers (Nashua Titans), JP Duminy (Nashua Cape Cobras), Herschelle Gibbs (Nashua Cape Cobras), Colin Ingram (Chevrolet Warriors), Justin Kemp (Nashua Cape Cobras), Rory Kleinveldt (Nashua Cape Cobras), Charl Langeveldt (Nashua Cape Cobras), Ethy Mbhalati (Nashua Titans), Ryan McLaren (Chevrolet Diamond Eagles), David Miller (Nashua Dolphins), Albie Morkel (Nashua Titans), Morne Morkel (Nashua Titans), Makhaya Ntini (Chevrolet Warriors), Wayne Parnell (Chevrolet Warriors), Alviro Petersen (bizhub Highveld Lions), Vernon Philander (Nashua Cape Cobras), Dale Steyn (Nashua Titans), Rusty Theron (Chevrolet Warriors), Lonwabo Tsotsobe (Chevrolet Warriors), Roelof van der Merwe (Nashua Titans), Johannes van der Wath (Chevrolet Diamond Eagles), Vaughn van Jaarsveld (bizhub Highveld Lions), Morne van Wyk (Chevrolet Diamond Eagles).

 

 

 
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