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Makhaya Ntini

South African Cricket Player


Born 06-07-1977 in Mdingi, Eastern Cape South Africa

Makhaya Ntini is a former right arm fast-medium bowler for the South African Cricket Team, The Proteas. He was the first black African cricketer to represent South Africa. In 2002 he took 50 One Day International wickets. He was voted most popular sportsperson in South Africa by the BMI Sportrack study in 2005. Ntini retired from international cricket on 9 January 2011 at the Twenty20 international against India. He was honoured for his ongoing contribution to cricket.


Makhaya Ntini's Professional details

Current Position(s)

Cricket Player | Mercedes Warriors
Eastern Cape | 2004 - present
Cricket Development Ambassador | Cricket South Africa
South Africa

Sport and Recreation

Previous Position(s)

Right arm Fast-Medium Bowler | The Proteas South African Cricket Team
South Africa | 1998 - 2011

Achievements

Awards

Best Man: Sport | Men's Health

5 Player's of the Year | Mutual and federal

5 Player's of the Year | Mutual and Federal

5 Player's of the Year | Mutual and Federal

5 Player's of the Year | Mutual and Federal

SA Cricketer of the Year

SA Cricketer of the Year

5 Player's of the Year | Mutual and Federal

Competitive Accomplishments

won | vs Bangladesh | 2004

won | vs England | 2005

won | vs Australia | 2006

won | vs Zimbabwe | 2006

loss | vs New Zealand | 2006

won | vs Sri Lanka | 2006

loss | vs West Indies | 2006

won | vs India | 2007

won | vs Pakistan | 2004

| SA vs Bangladesh | 2003

| SA vs Australia | 1998

| SA vs Sri Lanka | 1998


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