Clive Rice

Cricketer and coach, South African leader

Clive Rice - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 23rd, 1949
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Played as a prominent all-rounder in South African cricket from the 1970s to the 1990s. Captained the national team and led the squad during the early years of post-apartheid cricket. Excelled in both batting and bowling, achieving significant statistics in first-class cricket. Following retirement, transitioned to coaching and worked to develop cricket in South Africa.

Captained South Africa in Test cricket

Scored over 28,000 runs in first-class cricket

Played for Nottinghamshire in county cricket

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