Podcast appearances and mentions of ken borland

Mpho and Tim discuss the opposite fortunes of the Proteas Mens and Women's teams in Asia and also discuss Shukri Conrads comments in the following article by Ken Borland. https://kenborland.com/2024/09/new-reality-for-proteas-test-team-conrad-wants-new-thinking/ Also review and preview the T20 Knockout and T20 Challenge. Please support the channel by following the Full Quota Pod on X, Instagram and Subscribing to the youtube channel. Please also buy us some coffee at https://buymeacoffee.com/fullquotapod

South African sports journalist Ken Borland joined Piney to chat about the reasons behind the selection of an understrength Proteas side for two cricket tests in New Zealand next month. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

South Africa have made history with their first-ever Women's Football World Cup qualifier. The side, Banyana Banyana, sent Italy packing in a last-minute 3-2 victory in Wellington yesterday. Thembi Kgatlana scored the winning goal two minutes into stoppage time. South African sports journalist Ken Borland spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

In Episode #2 of To the Last Drop, Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel dissect the weekend's rugby and as a surprise, chat to the King of "smartasses" - Ken Borland - the journalist who got Eddie Jones so hot under the collar. Add a bottle of Hemel and Aarde valley wine to the equation and enjoy this weekend's showdown between the Springboks and All Blacks in Auckland.

In Episode #2 of To the Last Drop, Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel dissect the weekend's rugby and as a surprise, chat to the King of "smartasses" - Ken Borland - the journalist who got Eddie Jones so hot under the collar. Add a bottle of Hemel and Aarde valley wine to the equation and enjoy this weekend's showdown between the Springboks and All Blacks in Auckland.

In Episode #2 of To the Last Drop, Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel dissect the weekend's rugby and as a surprise, chat to the King of "smartasses" - Ken Borland - the journalist who got Eddie Jones so hot under the collar. Add a bottle of Hemel and Aarde valley wine to the equation and enjoy this weekend's showdown between the Springboks and All Blacks in Auckland.

South African cricket has been rocked by news two of its greatest players of the modern era will be investigated following allegations of racism. Former captain Graeme Smith is now the country's director of cricket, while Mark Boucher is coach of the national men's team. The pair were named in an ombudsman's report which includes testimony accusing them of discriminatory treatment of black players. South African sports correspondent Ken Borland spoke to Susie Ferguson.

South African cricket has been rocked by news two of its greatest players of the modern era will be investigated following allegations of racism. Former captain Graeme Smith is now the country's director of cricket, while Mark Boucher is coach of the national men's team. The pair were named in an ombudsman's report which includes testimony accusing them of discriminatory treatment of black players. South African sports correspondent Ken Borland spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Nearly two years on from their Rugby World Cup triumph, the Springboks are set to play again. South Africa will play Georgia in Pretoria on Saturday morning New Zealand time and they'll have a great excuse if players are a little rusty - with the coronavirus pandemic having kept them off the field since lifting the Webb Ellis Cup in Japan, back in November 2019. It's only a couple of weeks until they square off with the British and Irish Lions in a three-Test series. South African rugby correspondent Ken Borland spoke to Corin Dann.

Nearly two years on from their Rugby World Cup triumph, the Springboks are set to play again. South Africa will play Georgia in Pretoria on Saturday morning New Zealand time and they'll have a great excuse if players are a little rusty - with the coronavirus pandemic having kept them off the field since lifting the Webb Ellis Cup in Japan, back in November 2019. It's only a couple of weeks until they square off with the British and Irish Lions in a three-Test series. South African rugby correspondent Ken Borland spoke to Corin Dann.

James Wickham is joined by Seth Bennett and Justin Parkinson to discuss Ed Smith's departure as England's Chief Selector - and the abolition of the role.Plus James & Matt Lines are joined by Ken Borland (@kenborland) to discuss the problems with Cricket South Africa and why they might be removed as the governing body of the sport in the country.We apologise for the poor sound quality on this interview.Please send us one-liners for the top of the show! (and of course, your cricketing thoughts)email: drinksbreakcricket@gmail.comTwitter: @thedrinksbreak

More disruption looms for international rugby with news the Springboks are close to pulling out of the Rugby Championship. The South Africans say they will be sending a vastly under-prepared side to Australia if they commit to travel, although they are reportedly weighing up an option to contest just the second half of the four-nation tournament. The absence of the world champions would remove lustre from a tournament that also features the All Blacks, Wallabies and Pumas. Corin Dann speaks to South African sports journalist Ken Borland.

A later than anticipated reflection on the 2nd Test at Newlands. Ken Borland celebrates his own 50* and reflects on the performances and efforts of the Proteas and the "Engerland". The first century of the series, catching records, a dogged fightback from the Proteas on days 4 and 5 and a nail-biting finish into the final session of day 5. So, not much to reflect on before proceedings get going in PE in a day or two! Meanwhile the Zoo Lake Opener tries to recover from late night listening and viewing of proceedings from Down Under, jet-lag and three continents of travel. Go easy on him as he forgets who is who in the England bowling setup and when the next test starts! It's all set up for a magical conclusion and final two tests.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nightwatchmencricket/message

What a month it has been for Cricket South Africa…A mirror of our current national South African malaise and recovering captured State? Whilst rugby shows the nation what is possible with transformation, leadership and dedicated goal setting, CSA has imploded leaving players considering strike action; sponsors re-assessing or withdrawing from future commitments; journalists locked out of grounds and denied the Constitutional Right to freedom of the press. And meanwhile the coffers are increasingly bare…You REALLY can’t make this up. The journalists targeted include Nightwatchmen co-host Ken Borland: one of the “disciplined” five well-known and respected South Afrcan sports journos in what appears to be an infamous own-goal of epic proportions – pun absolutely intended. Hear from Ken as he discusses on record and for the first time his reflections on the wild and the whacky goings-on. Before the end of the first week of December the landscape of the top-echelon has changed – temporary in some instances but merciful change nonetheless - and coaching positions are filled with outstanding leaders and for the coming four years. Faul, Smith, Nkwe and Boucher become the foundation stones around which the future short-term destiny of South African Cricket will be shaped. As Ken states: This is not over. Hear from them and Ken as he assesses the lie of the land as the wind changes direction and the conversation begins to turn back to on-field issues and worries (at last). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nightwatchmencricket/message

A little late but better late than never! Ken Borland and the Zoo Lake Opener dissect the Proteas loss to India. Lots to discuss: team selection, effectiveness of the THREE spinners in SA lineup and some really impressive patches of play from the Proteas batting line up - in the one innings! We hear from skipper Faf du Plessis as he reflects on the challenges and some plusses notably from debutant Senuran Muthusamy. Feel free to have your say via the Voice Message link on Anchor! Enjoy the episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nightwatchmencricket/message

A first for South African cricket? An independent podcast focusing on the hopes and fears of the Proteas cricketing teams. Up first in this pilot episode cricket writer Ken Borland and The Zoo Lake Opener reflect on a turbulent period for the Proteas men's team. After a woeful World Cup we find interim arrangements across the coaching set up, a daunting assignment in India round the corner...Oh, and no Steyn, Amla to lend a hand! Mission impossible? Listen on and understand the lie of the land. The episode includes excerpts from the press conference announcing Enoch Nkwe as interim team Director. It was recorded moments after a certain Ben Stokes had rewritten cricketing folklore thousands of miles away in Leeds, UK. Not much to talk about then! Enjoy :-) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nightwatchmencricket/message

Niche Radio — Dan is joined by Ken Borland to discuss all the talking points of what promises to be an exciting season of 4 day cricket in South Africa. Can the Knights defend their title? How will Geoffrey Toyana handle his personal disappointments? Which young players are knocking on the door of the Test team? All these questions and more on your favourite cricket podcast. Follow Ken and Dan on their Twitter accounts as well as the show. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes and remember to comment, rate, share, like and retweet. Thanks again to the champions at Niche Radio.

Niche Radio — With Ottis Gibson appointed as the new coach of South Africa, Dan chats to Gary Kirsten, a man partly responsible for the decision, to get his thoughts on the potential advantages a foreign coach has when leading a national team. Dan also calls on journalist Ken Borland to unpack the highs and lows of the T20 Global League draft and picks out some players to watch out for come the start of the jamboree. Big love to Nice Radio for hosting the pod. Be sure to share some of your love with us on Twitter, rate us on iTunes, leave a comment online and spread the word on South Africa's number 1 cricket podcast.