Kwena Maphaka, 18, has already played eight international matches for South Africa and is touted as the next big thing in Proteas cricket. Since grabbing the attention of cricket fanatics and pundits ...
At just 18 years old, Kwena Maphaka is making waves in the cricketing world! From winning the 2024 Under-19 World Cup with ...
Left-arm fast bowling sensation Kwena Maphaka is happy matric is over and is planning to study psychology online.
It may be a big gamble to call on Kwena Maphaka for the ICC Champions Trophy, but it may be worth taking the risk on the ...
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Proteas fast bowler Kwena Maphaka passes matric! See resultsSt Stithians College headmaster David du Toithas said Kwena Maphaka has shown resilience, discipline and independence.
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He showed he has the speed and the spark on a flat Cape Town pitch, and he's continuing his quest for more consistency to truly make his skills count ...
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Outside of the hallowed halls of St Stithians at Lyme Park in Johannesburg, nobody would have known the potential of young left-arm seamer Kwena Maphaka. Three years later, and their paths have ...
With express pace, good control and a calm, mature demeanour, it can be easy to forget Kwena Maphaka is just a teenager. But when he took his first Test wicket, he provided a reminder of his youth.
The Proteas go into the second Test 1-0 up and with three changes to the side that won in Centurion on Sunday.
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