Makhaya Ntini
South African cricketer and fast bowler
South African cricketer and fast bowler
A prominent cricketer from South Africa, excelled as a fast bowler. Made a significant impact in international cricket, playing for the national team from 1997 to 2011. Contributed to South Africa's success in several Test and One Day International matches. Played a critical role in the team's bowling attack, becoming the first black cricketer to achieve significant success in his country. Known for his athleticism and ability to swing the ball both ways.
First black South African cricketer to play 100 Test matches
Took over 400 international wickets
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