Gary Kirsten

Cricketer and coach with World Cup win

Gary Kirsten - Cricketer and coach with World Cup win
Born

November 23rd, 1967
57 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

South Africa

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A prominent cricketer and coach, gained recognition for exceptional batting skills and leadership on the field. Represented South Africa in international cricket from 1991 to 2004, playing a vital role in the team's success. Contributed to winning the 1992 Cricket World Cup and has numerous Test and ODI records. Transitioned to coaching, leading the Indian national team to victory in the 2011 Cricket World Cup. After coaching, continued involvement in cricket development and mentoring.

Played crucial role in the 1992 Cricket World Cup

Served as head coach for India during 2011 Cricket World Cup victory

One of the highest run-scorers in South African cricket history

Coached teams in various T20 leagues globally

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