Hansie Cronje: Fact file. Born 25 September, 1969, Bloemfontein. 1987 Makes first-class debut for Orange Free State in Johannesburg. 1992 First Test appearance, against West Indies in Bridgetown.

Has there ever been a sportsman so shameless, so self-pitying, so untroubled by conscience, so nakedly ambitious, so utterly lacking in self-knowledge as this weak man? Cronje makes Macbeth appear ...

Bertha Cronjé, the widow of former cricketer Hansie Cronjé, has tied the knot with auditor Jacques du Plessis in a private ceremony in Durban. Sunday, June 29, 2025 News ...

Vilified for scandalising the tradition-steeped world of cricket, former South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje has, in death, been elevated almost to sainthood by the local media.

Hansie Cronje, 32, a former South Africa cricket captain banned from the sport for match-fixing, died Friday in the crash of a small plane in the Outeniqua mountains along the West Cape of South ...

Referring to the fifth ODI on March 19 at Nagpur, the court said that according to the recorded conversation, "it is evident that Hansie Cronje had agreed to fix the score of the match, and he had ...

The legacy of apartheid still casts a shadow over South Africa's international cricket, as a TV exposé of Hansie Cronje's misdeeds shows, writes Stephen Brenkley ...

Cronje, Wessel Johannes, South Africa's cricket captain in a record 53 Tests and 138 one-day internationals between 1994 and 2000, died on June 1, 2002 when the cargo plane in which he was ...

Hansie Cronje, a revered South African cricket captain, led his team to remarkable victories in the 1990s but faced a lifetime ban in 2000 due to a match-fixing scandal. Tragically, he died in a ...

How Hansie rose and fell. 4y Luke Alfred. For Virat Kohli, it will be about 'high-voltage cricket' but no 'unnecessary tension' 3y Sidharth Monga.

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Cronje, Wessel Johannes, South Africa's cricket captain in a record 53 Tests and 138 one-day internationals between 1994 and 2000, died on June 1, 2002 when the cargo plane in which he was ...