André Nel

South African cricketer, fast bowler

André Nel - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 15th, 1977
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This cricketer represented South Africa in international matches, particularly noted for his role as a fast bowler. He made a significant impact in Test and One Day Internationals during his career. Debuted in 2002, he was part of South Africa's squad for the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup. Intriguingly, Nel played for various domestic teams including the Gauteng and Easterns provincial teams. His playing style was characterized by aggressive bowling, which garnered attention in both international and domestic cricket.

Represented South Africa in Test matches

Played in the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup

Bowled for Gauteng and Easterns teams

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