Morne van Wyk

Morne van Wyk

Morne Wyk

South Africa South Africa

Overview

Full Name Morne Nico van Wyk
Age 45y 277d
Born Tuesday March 20, 1979, South Africa
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Slow left-arm orthodox
Playing Role Wicket Keeper

Teams represented

South Africa South AfricaSouth African Academy South African AcademyDolphins DolphinsFreeState/Griquas FreeState/GriquasFree State Free StateAET Tuskers AET TuskersKwaZulu Natal KwaZulu NatalRest of South Africa Rest of South AfricaSouth Africa A South Africa ASouth African Invitation XI South African Invitation XIKolkata Knight Riders Kolkata Knight RidersDiamond Eagles Diamond EaglesSouth Africa Under-19 South Africa Under-19Knights KnightsQuetta Gladiators Quetta GladiatorsBloem City Blazers Bloem City BlazersBoost Defenders Boost DefendersDurban Heat Durban HeatSouth Africa Legends South Africa LegendsWorld Giants World GiantsBhilwara Kings Bhilwara KingsIndia Capitals India CapitalsGujarat Greats Gujarat GreatsDelhi Devils Delhi Devils

Biography

Bloemfontein groomed yet another quality cricketer to have played for South Africa in Morne van Wyk, among many others. His solid and attacking batting earned him respect in his team, Free State since his debut in 1996-97. He was also a regular wicket-keeper for Free State because of his natural ball-skills.

van Wyk’s all-round abilities helped in his selection for South Africa’s one-day side to play in England in 2003 and he ultimately made his debut in the final match at the epic Lord’s. Once considered to be Mark Boucher’s long-term replacement, van Wyk fell short of opportunities. Then with the advent of the exceptionally talented AB de Villiers, his hopes of a fruitful international career were further diminished. Despite that, he continued to be a prolific run-scorer for the Knights in all three formats of the game and became a regular feature in the South Africa A squad, captaining the side in 2010 to a tournament win. 

Batting

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Bowling

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Fielding

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Biography

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Bloemfontein groomed yet another quality cricketer to have played for South Africa in Morne van Wyk, among many others. His solid and attacking batting earned him respect in his team, Free State since his debut in 1996-97. He was also a regular wicket-keeper for Free State because of his natural ball-skills.

van Wyk’s all-round abilities helped in his selection for South Africa’s one-day side to play in England in 2003 and he ultimately made his debut in the final match at the epic Lord’s. Once considered to be Mark Boucher’s long-term replacement, van Wyk fell short of opportunities. Then with the advent of the exceptionally talented AB de Villiers, his hopes of a fruitful international career were further diminished. Despite that, he continued to be a prolific run-scorer for the Knights in all three formats of the game and became a regular feature in the South Africa A squad, captaining the side in 2010 to a tournament win.