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Gibson sacked as South African coach in major shake-up
The decision, taken during a board meeting last week, follows a disastrous South African World Cup campaign in which the Proteas finished seventh of the 10 teams.
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Gibson on Proteas at CWC: 'We were optimistic we'd do well'
South Africa was eliminated in the group stages of the competition, having won three of the nine matches.
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'If AB wanted to be here, he would be here' - Gibson
AB de Villiers’ name has evoked strong emotions from South African cricket fans following the revelation that he made a late request to join the World Cup.
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Steady hands: The calming influence of Proteas coach Ottis Gibson
Daniel Gallan says that there is no one better to guide the Proteas through the chaos of the World Cup than head coach Ottis Gibson.
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Steyn unavailable for selection for England opener
Dale Steyn has not recovered from a right shoulder injury in time to feature.
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Gibson wary of English weather at World Cup
South Africa play England in the tournament opener at The Oval on May 30 and Gibson, who had two spells as England bowling coach, says he is unsure what conditions his side will face over the next six weeks.
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Gibson: Rabada, Steyn will be fit for World Cup
Both Kagiso Rabada and Dale Steyn returned home after picking up injuries during the recent Indian Premier League.
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Prince: Ottis Gibson has not seen Kyle Verreynne play
In the 4-Day Franchise series this season, Kyle Verreynne averaged 44.84 and boasts a healthy career First-Class average of 49.65.
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After Pakistan win, Proteas' Gibson eyes series against Sri Lanka
After a convincing seven-wicket victory over Pakistan at Newlands which wrapped a 3-2 ODI series win, Proteas coach Ottis Gibson hopes to have close to his final squad for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka.
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Gibson’s Proteas future dependent on World Cup triumph, says CSA
The future of Proteas head coach Ottis Gibson is dependent on whether or not he can lead South Africa to their first World Cup title.
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Gibson not worried about 'fantastic' de Bruyn
It was hoped that after his impressive maiden Test century (101) in Sri Lanka, this would be the series Theunis de Bruyn would kick on and cement his place in the national side.
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Runs key as top South Africa, Pakistan bowlers square up
The bowling strength of both teams is formidable, despite the lack of what had been anticipated as an intriguing match-up of exceptionally accurate seamers between South Africa's Vernon Philander and Pakistan's rising star Mohammad Abbas.
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South Africa's World Cup plans take shape
Coach Ottis Gibson said a short limited overs tour of Australia, starting later this month, would be a crucial part of the build-up to next year's World Cup in England.
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Australia paid for their win-at-all-costs mentality, says Gibson
Leading the touring side at Newlands, Steve Smith admitted that the pressure of being behind in the third test led to an orchestrated attempt to alter the condition of the ball to aid reverse swing and gain an advantage.
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Gibson: De Kock doesn’t deserve ICC sanction
Proteas coach Ottis Gibson says that his young wicketkeeper batsman Quinton de Kock doesn’t deserved to be fined by the International Cricket Council following his altercation with Australia’s David Warner.
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Gibson calls for final push as Proteas eye series win
South Africa set the tourists 287 to win before reducing India to 35 for three at the close on Tuesday, with the huge wicket of in-form Virat Kohli in the bag.
