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Clayton Murzello: Nine not fine and that's a shame
Updated On: 26 July, 2018 06:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Clayton Murzello
Ending up on the losing side despite his 9-129 in Colombo showed the lack of support spinner Keshav Maharaj got from his teammates

SA spinner Keshav Maharaj looks up in gratitude after claiming his ninth Sri Lankan wicket during the second Test in Colombo on Saturday. Pic/Getty Images
Don't worry about it, Allan. These guys (captain Kepler Wessels and coach Mike Procter) don't know what they are doing." Fast bowler Donald would get this sort of a response from his pal Omar Henry each time Henry didn't make the South Africa playing XI in the early years of their 1991 readmission into international cricket.
Spinner Henry was the first non-white cricketer to play for his country. Three Tests and three one-day international games was all he got, despite claiming more than 400 first-class wickets. He went on to become South Africa's national selection panel chief in 2002.
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