JP Duminy
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South Africa
South Africa news: Proteas batter set to make surprise club cricket return
JP Duminy wants to give back to grassroots cricket.
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2019 Cricket World Cup
Duminy expects sweeping changes following disastrous World Cup
It's a long road to recovery for South African cricket.
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Countries
Duminy, Mulder face three months on the sidelines
JP Duminy and Wian Mulder will be out of action for the next three months as they recover from injury, Cricket South Africa (CSA) confirmed on Tuesday.
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Countries
Duminy ruled out of Proteas’ tour to Australia
Proteas allrounder JP Duminy will undergo surgery on an injury to his right shoulder which rules him out of the upcoming limited-overs tour to Australia and the Mzansi Super League (MSL).
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Countries
De Kock, Duminy to lead Proteas for rest of Sri Lanka tour
Proteas coach Ottis Gibson has announced Quinton de Kock and JP Duminy as the respective stand-in captains for the remainder of the ODI series and one-off T20I in Sri Lanka.
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Countries
Duminy: Senior batsmen have to take responsibility
South Africa captain JP Duminy said the senior batsmen in the Proteas team, himself included, must take responsibility for the defeat in the T20I against India at the Wanderers on Sunday.
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Countries
Proteas eye fresh start in T20I series
Proteas T20 captain JP Duminy says the squad will start the T20I series against India on a clean sheet after the disappointing ODI series loss on Friday.
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Countries
3 new caps in SA T20 squad, Duminy to lead
JP Duminy has been named as captain of the Proteas T20 squad that includes new caps, Heinrich Klaasen, Junior Dala and Cristiaan Jonker, to take on India in a three-match series later this month.
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Countries
Duminy expects run-fest in India ODI series
South Africa's JP Duminy anticipates another highly competitive series against India in the upcoming six-match ODI series starting at Kingsmead on Thursday.
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News
Duminy praises Amla, Mgijima for flaunting talent
There is no panic in the Cape Cobras dressing room and the team was bolstered by an undoubted highlight of Sunday's 15-run loss against the Dolphins - the unbeaten fourth-wicket stand by batsmen Hashim Amla and Aviwe Mgijima - said the Cobras skipper, JP Duminy.