Podcasts about Hansie Cronje

On the 25th anniversary of one of Test Cricket's most controversial matches, Shaun Pollock, Darren Gough and Mark Butcher reflect on the 5th Test between South Africa and England at Centurion in January 2000. It led to the South African captain Hansie Cronje getting banned for life for match fixing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks for listening to this episode of Pagecast, brought to you by Jonathan Ball Publishers.  Today's podcast features the Jonathan Ancer and his latest book Bullshit: 50 Fibs That Made South Africa. An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity. The lies come thick and fast, like a burst sewerage pipe. Way, way back the Europeans ‘discovered' southern Africa and found a land that was largely uninhabited. Um, no. On the other hand, Africa was a paradise before the settlers pulled in. Not quite! Back in the darkest of ages (the 1970s!), citizens were told that there were Satanic messages if you played The Beatles songs backwards. During the civil war in Angola, there were no South African troops in that country. National icon Hansie Cronje was a paragon of virtue and integrity … until he wasn't. President Nelson Mandela told us that we, as a nation, were ‘special'. Turns out we aren't. Jonathan Ancer has written, after consulting with historians and barflies, a fascinating and witty collection of the lies we've been told – and the lies we tell ourselves. In this episode, Jonathan is in conversation with Rebecca Davis, Senior Journalist at the Daily Maverick and author. Enjoy!

Sean and Tim tackle this week sans Fab and talk the price of jam donuts, 'AIR' and 'Field of Dreams', Hansie Cronje, Roger Rasheed's spider hole and the competence of the young workforce at fast food restaurants. 00:00 Intros, Tim's Mother's Day, jam donuts, The Podfather's absence & future 06:41 - Sean watched ‘AIR' 13:31 - Tim presents a new segment 15:26 - ratings and reviews 16:34 - #PrenderDJ  17:00 - Millionaire and ‘Field and Dreams.' 26:45 - What we got wrong, for how long and what we did right, Timbo's GIANTS and Louis CK 41:54 - The Turning Point 51:14 - [REDACTED SEGMENT] 52:03 - The Coach, Mark Hamill warned ‘em, a month to save himself, Roger Rasheed's spider hole and PR support 1:29:28 [REDACTED SEGMENT] 1:31:43 - madness to the method 1:40:25 - confidence 1:52:48 -  chicken salads 1:56:26 - chicken shits 2:00:11 [REDACTED SEGMENT] 2:01:24 - Esai Morales 2:02:32 - Mailbox 2:16:00 - Johnny Raincloud 2:26:00 - sign offs, farewells and #PrenderDJ 

In 2002, Hansie Cronje, the disgraced former captain of South African cricket, tragically died in a plane crash aged only 32. I was on the tour in early 2000 in India where Cronje played his last two matches for South Africa - after which the match-fixing scandal emerged.Cronje was accused of accepting money from bookmakers in India to throw cricket matches.At first the allegations were denied by Cronje. But soon it became clear that there was more to this story than met the eye. Hansie was found guilty of match fixing, which brought his professional playing career to an untimely end. In 2019 I met Hansie's sister, Esther to learn the truth behind her brother Hansie – the former golden boy of South African cricket. The following extract I wrote for my book from my book, Vuvuzela Dawn. This is the real story of Hansie Cronje.Donate to The Luke Alfred Show on Patreon.Get full written episodes of the show a day early on Substack.Check out The Luke Alfred Show on YouTube and Facebook.

Ons het met voormalige provinsiale krieket speler in Protea keurder, Joubert Strydom gesels oor Hansie Cronje, sy pa Steve wat ‘n top skeidsregter was, asook toets krieket in SA. Luister hier as jy dit gemis het

Hansie Cronje was South Africa's captain, endorsed by Nelson Mandela. But he was also a scam artist, mixing with criminals. His story has lies, greed, bribery, threats, corruption and ultimately a plane crash that ended his life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, we review the Perth Scorchers games against the Melbourne Stars and Renegades. There is an important discussion about how to make the best sandwich. The pod concludes with Jarrad running for his life after mentioning South African cricket legend Hansie Cronje. All this and more on the world's #1 Perth Scorchers WBBL pod! Two mates talk cricket. Banter ensues.

Hansie Cronje burst onto the international cricket scene in a match against Australia. With youth, good looks and a champion of reconciliation in South Africa, Cronje rose to the heights of his sport and society. This story covers a remarkable on pitch deal with the English cricket captain; dark dealings in hotel rooms; a confession and a sad, unexpected end to life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LISTEN | In 1960, broadcast from Shortland St in central Auckland, New Zealand's first official television broadcast trasmission began at 7:30pm. In 2002, disgraced former South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje was killed in a plane crash... Here's what happened Back In The Day.

In the early 1990's Nelson Mandela was elected president of South Africa. He began a process of shedding the sins of apartheid and show the rest of the world that his country wasn't a rogue state. His foreign policy stretched from international aid missions to international sport. In this time, a new sporting hero came to fame: Hansie Cronje - the captain of South Africa's cricket team. Over a six year period, Hansie won over the love of all South Africans. Little did they know, he was harbouring a dark secret, one that would break the hearts of all his supporters. A Somethin' Else Production. Exclusive! Grab the NordVPN deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/cheat Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are discussing the notorious Air Aquarius Flight HS-748, as many will know during a routine cargo run just South of George, South Africa, while carrying former SA Cricket Captain Hansie Cronje crashed into the mountain and took the lives of 3 souls on board. With a storm of media covering this tragic event, this story had an extra edge of a scandal due to the accusations against Hansie Cronje for match-fixing within SA Cricket that took South Africa by storm and the International Cricket World. Many questions surround this event, an inquest was ordered to investigate the events surrounding the crash and unpack whether the accident was more sinister than it initially appeared. Joining us to walk through the events is Bruce Hyde, who back in 2002 was the accessor to the judge during investigations. #ptcaviation #ptcindustrytalks

Ex-South African cricketer Jonty Rhodes is still regarded as one of the greatest fielders of all time, having played in 52 Tests and 245 One Day Internationals for his country. He also represented South Africa at hockey, including being picked in the 1992 Olympic squad. Since retirement, Jonty has coached professional cricket teams around the world. He has become an avid surfer and biker - joining local motorbike clubs for outrides on tours of particularly India, and on his tours around the professional cricket world. In this episode, Jonty speaks candidly about the gifts sport gave him, how he succeeded against some of the odds and of his life lessons along the way. He also shares insights into his close friendships with the late Hansie Cronje and Shane Warne. And lots more...

1963, 23 year old Jack Nicklaus becomes the youngest player to win the US Masters. In 2000, a Delhi detective stumbles across a taped telephone conversation sparking controversy that rocked international cricket, that proved Hansie Cronje to be the central figure in a match-fixing racket. Heres what happened back in the day April 7th.

This week we head into the world of cricket, and more specifically, the rise and fall of South African great, Hansie Cronje. Set amid the backdrop of a volatile era in the country, Hansie was a revered figure in cricket. That was, until it all came crashing down due to match fixing. This documentary explains just how it all went so wrong for one of the greatest players of all time. It's a fascinating story, but has it translated into a fascinating doco? Find out, as we dissect it here....  

South African fast bowler Allan Donald (White Lightning) was one of the quickest and most awe-inspiring bowlers of recent decades. As scary as he was on-the-field, he is equally a friendly and consummate gentleman off of it. Allan shares generously about the stories behind his stellar career. He opens up about some of his duals against the world's best batsmen that remain stuff of legends. He shares how his career unfolded alongside that of close friend and captain Hansie Cronje, and the devastation of Cronje's involvement in match-fixing. He also opens up about the infamous run out between him and Lance Klusener in 1999 World Cup semifinal, and the impact of it on him personally. This and so much more. Such is the respect for Allan's knowledge and experience, since retirement from the international game, he has been appointed coach in numerous teams and leagues around the world, including in five different international teams. In 2019 he was inducted into the International Cricket Council Hall of Fame. Young AD 2.55 Training devices 7.45 Internal motivation 10.50 Army life 14.15 SA comes out of Isolation 17.30 County cricket 23.50 Contest with batsmen 29.15 Hansie, the captain 37.10 1999 World Cup 57.40 Advice on failure 1.15.55 Current role in Bangladesh 1.23.00

Even somebody who messed up as badly as Hansie did found redemption when he came back to God in faith… however far you've gone from the faith, there is enough grace in the heart of God for you to find redemption. These devotions are free! Please consider supporting this ministry financially here: https://bit.ly/31Bh8p7

En este episodio hablamos sobre una metida de pata en Facebook, Tom Brady y Hansie Cronje, ser odiado para luego ser amado y vice versa, la envidia y una experiencia con el bufo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Haaaaaai :) Monday is back and so are we! You might have Blue Balls or support the Blue Bulls or actually just be having a Blue Monday and the good news is that we are here for all of you xoxo Today we have a crack at understanding Blue Balls, Sam's 2 day hangover and the bizarre hostage situation including South Africa's very own Defence Minister. We even speak about match-fixing / cricket legend Hansie Cronje... Apart from those big headlines, Sam has his most fun when discussing Miss SA! It's fun, it's naughty, it's KETS & Chlo babyyyyy! Please go rate and review the pod here: https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast... Where to find more KETS: Website: http://kets.co.za Contact: samuel@kets.co.za Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidseatoast/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kidseatoast?l... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0jfvdNk... wow you made it here - have a virtual hug - we love ya!

Cette semaine dans les Grands Récits, Laurent Vergne vous raconte l'essai légendaire de Serge Blanco lors de la Coupe du monde de rugby 1987. En Australie, la Coupe du monde vit alors ses premières heures. Entre aventure humaine et scepticisme, ce nouveau rendez-vous planétaire va définitivement gagner ses galons lors d'une demi-finale légendaire entre l'Australie et la France. Un match sublimé par l'essai victorieux de Serge Blanco à la dernière minute. Un essai au bout du temps, et au bout du monde.Bonne écouteVous aimez Les Grands Récits ? Abonnez-vous sur Apple Podcasts et soyez alerté lors de la publication des nouveaux épisodes chaque semaine.Ecoutez d'autres épisodes des Grands Récits :De "La Guerre" au "Crunch" : France - Angleterre, l'indispensable rivalitéHansie Cronje, ou la chute de l'homme que l'Afrique du Sud vénérait comme MandelaL'odyssée ComaneciVous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter.Retrouvez tous les podcasts d'Eurosport iciEcrit par Laurent VERGNERaconté par Florian BAYOUXMonté par Jean-Gabriel RASSATProduit par BABABAM Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Hansie Cronje was South Africa’s captain, endorsed by Nelson Mandela. But he was also a scam artist, mixing with criminals. His story has lies, greed, bribery, threats, corruption and ultimately a plane crash that ended his life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scotty makes his indifferent return to the field while AB is caught up in a conspiracy like Hansie Cronje. Results plus a review of the clubs new Race Night with a twist

Capitaine charismatique de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud de cricket dans les années 90, Hansie Cronje était alors une des personnalités les plus populaires de son pays. Tout le monde l'admirait et l'avait érigé en modèle. Jusqu'à ce que la vérité éclate, réduisant en miettes une carrière et une vie qui s'achèverait peu après sur une note tragique.Ecrit par Laurent VERGNERaconté par Hortense MARIN et Florian BAYOUXMonté par Gilles BAWULAKProduit par BABABAM Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Many of the laments in the Bible were written when the writer became aware of their sinfulness. Do we still feel the same grief at our sin today? Let's learn a lesson from Hansie Cronje - who began to heal when he lamented his sin.

Welcome to the Armchair cricket podcast.   In today's episode regular co-host Giri is back and firing on all cylinders! COVID-19 - Kookaburra come up with a wax polish for ball shining.- Yusuf Abdulla: a cricketer fighting on the frontlines.- SA all rounder Solo Nqweni tests positive for Covid-19. - Philander's Kolpak deal cancelled through mutual consent.- IND ready for a two week quarantine if that can allow AUS tour to happen later this year. Other news - Sarwan hits back, calls Gayle's accusations scandalous.- Shami confesses to suicidal thoughts during lows of 2018.- Maharaj expresses SA captaincy aspirations.- Gayle vs Kohli ESPNCricinfo poll confusion on twitter. - AFG's Shafiqullah banned for 6 years after admitting to corruption charges.- Australia the #1 team in tests in T20s.- Sangakkara's run as MCC president set to be extended.- Sanjeev Chawla, the key accused by Delhi police in Hansie Cronje corruption case in 2000 out on bail.- BCCI considering creating an ad-hoc committee to run Delhi cricket. Trivia Q: Before Sangakkara, who was the last president of MCC to have held the post for multiple years consecutively? Listen to us and get in touch:  On Podbean On Spotify On Apple podcasts On Youtube On Twitter On Facebook On Acast On Castbox On Stitcher On Shed Media Podcast Channel (Spreaker) Via mail Please do subscribe to our podcast and let us know what you think in the comments section of the podcasting app, via mail or on social media. Leave us a 5-star rating on any platform or app (like apple podcasts) you use to listen. Thanks!

The Delhi High Court sent Sanjeev Chawla,the key accused in the 2000 cricket match-fixing scandal involving late South African captain Hansie Cronje, to Tihar jail till further notice on Friday. The Chawla scandal was the first and biggest case of match-fixing, and it changed the world of cricket. How did this case span two decades? What bizarre circumstances led to it being investigated in the first place? What imprint did it leave on global cricket? Sports editor Sandeep Dwivedi and Nihal Koshie from the spors desk join us to explain. 

Two decades on, Nasser Hussain and Mike Atherton look back at the infamous match-fixing scandal at Centurion which led to Hansie Cronje being banned from cricket for life.

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There isn't a person in cricket who has seen as much as today's Maverick Sports podcast guest, but even by the wild standards of South African sport, the last two weeks in local cricket have been amongst the most dramatic ever. Not since the Hansie Cronje match-fixing scandal has South African cricket been in such a state of disarray. Ideally it should be in a state of introspection too, having lost an R80-million-a-year sponsorship from Standard Bank, having four board members resign, the CEO suspended pending a forensic audit as well as many other issues plaguing Cricket South Africa. Tony Irish, the outgoing CEO of the South African Cricketers' Association (Saca) has been at the coal face of many of the goings on and he shares his insights and experiences to reveal the inner workings of professional cricket in South Africa.

Daily Maverick — There isn’t a person in cricket who has seen as much as today’s Maverick Sports podcast guest, but even by the wild standards of South African sport, the last two weeks in local cricket have been amongst the most dramatic ever. Not since the Hansie Cronje match-fixing scandal has South African cricket been in such a state of disarray. Ideally it should be in a state of introspection too, having lost an R80-million-a-year sponsorship from Standard Bank, having four board members resign, the CEO suspended pending a forensic audit as well as many other issues plaguing Cricket South Africa. Tony Irish, the outgoing CEO of the South African Cricketers’ Association (Saca) has been at the coal face of many of the goings on and he shares his insights and experiences to reveal the inner workings of professional cricket in South Africa.

Jonty Rhodes recalls his remarkable cricket career, underlines his love for India, describes his friendship with Hansie Cronje and discusses the Proteas' chances at the Cricket World Cup.

MultimediaLIVE — Shamila Batohi has been named as the new head of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). President Cyril Ramaphosa made the announcement during a televised address at the Union Buildings on Tuesday. Batohi was evidence leader during the King Commission that investigated the Hansie Cronje match-fixing in cricket. Recently she was a legal adviser at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.

In part two of this podcast, Allan Donald talks politics and sport, meeting Nelson Mandela, the 1998 series in England - where he takes 5/32 at Lord's and THAT famous duel with Mike Atherton at Trent Bridge - and the life and tragic death of his close friend Hansie Cronje.Get in a touch with the show via email: podcast@mcc.org.ukOn Twitter: @homeofcricket or @willroe2And check out the dedicated podcast page on the Lord's website at www.lords.org/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Hansie Cronje Story. Today marks 16 years since the former Proteas captain died in a plane crash.

In episode nine of the Freedom in a Cage podcast, Bob and Adi are joined by cricket royalty and loyal Western Bulldogs fan, Merv Hughes. In this week's episode, Bob reveals why he is 'playing hurt' (00:46); why he'll never give up coffee (01:19); provides some free advice to men with a pregnant wife (02:46); wet weather football (04:22); debate whether a game should be called off if it's too windy (05:41); the Royal Wedding (08:11); Bob enlightens Adi about the meaning behind the phrase 'caught red-handed (11:00); Adi does more research on Whiskas Hocking and whether The Bont could change his name to Marcus BontemPALlli for money (14:02); and the boys answer a fan question about who holds the record for most hospital handballs (15:43). Them Merv Hughes joins the podcast to discuss his recent fishing trip to Darwin, and where to find the best steak in town (16:50); how closely he's following the Dogs in 2018 (18:34); his comeback to yappy Essendon fans (20:01); growing up in Werribee (20:39); his favourite Bulldogs player growing up and playing in the backline for Werribee (21:47); who he'd rather stand as a backman, Barry Hall or Tony Lockett (23:51); doing 'I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here' with Barry Hall (24:19); what the mood is like in the change rooms before Test Match (25:24); why former Australian captain Alan Border named him 'Fruit Fly' (27:36); his favourite Shane Warne stories (28:34); why he didn't train much and his first impressions (29:38); and Warne the tennis player (32:52). Hughes then talks about what he misses most about playing cricket (33:33); his memories of the 1989 Ashes series (34:53); sledging in cricket (36:56); facing Malcolm Marshall and the West Indies fast bowlers (38:10); the best bowlers he's ever seen (40:23); Hansie Cronje and his ever greatest sledge (41:29); rumours his moustache was insured and why he remembers the exact date in 1985 he decided to grow it (44:08). The boys then continue their search for Ballarat's best pie (49:59); preview Friday night's clash with Collingwood and Terry Walllace's famous "I'll spew up" line (54:43).

1990 – 2017: Onder die Suid-Afrikaanse sporthoogtepunte wat deur die SAUK se Afrikaanse radiostasie, RSG, uitgesaai en in die program ingesluit is, is Suid-Afrika se terugkeer na die Olimpiese Spele in 1992, Suid-Afrika se Rugby Wêreldbeker oorwinnings in 1995 en 2007, Suid-Afrika se sukses in die Afrika Nasies Sokkerkampioenskap van 1996, Hansie Cronje se Protea-krieketspan se oorwinnings oor Pakistan in 1997 en 1999, en Wayde van Niekerk se wêreldrekord toe hy die goue medalje in die 400 m by die 2016 Olimpiese Spele gewen het. Daar word ook hulde gebring aan sportkommentators soos Heinrich Marnitz, Pieter van den Berg, Johan Rademan, Chris Swanepoel en Niekie van den Berg.

Toe die aanvanklike bewerings van wedstrydknoeiery teen Hansie Cronje gemaak is, kon niemand dit glo nie. Dit spook egter steeds by die sport. Toe die Proteas onlangs vyf vangkanse verbrou en verloor, is wedstrydknoeiery die eerste ding waaraan baie ondersteuners gedink het.

There are many, including Jonathan ‘Aggers’ Agnew, who would agree that cricket is more than just a game. Controversy has dogged the sport throughout its history, from the bodyline scandal of the early 1930s through to the Hansie Cronje match-fixing drama. Armed with his glorious new anthology of the finest cricket writing, the Test Match Special presenter spoke to audiences at the 2013 Edinburgh International Book Festival, reflecting on the game he loves. In conversation with Ruth Wishart.

There are many, including Jonathan ‘Aggers’ Agnew, who would agree that cricket is more than just a game. Controversy has dogged the sport throughout its history, from the bodyline scandal of the early 1930s through to the Hansie Cronje match-fixing drama. Armed with his glorious new anthology of the finest cricket writing, the Test Match Special presenter spoke to audiences at the 2013 Edinburgh International Book Festival, reflecting on the game he loves. In conversation with Ruth Wishart.