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The Tuks Cricket Club was started in 1938, by Prof. Tobie Louw, as a men’s cricket club and the club broadened its horizons in 1996 by starting a women’s cricket team. TuksCricket is not only a cricket club, in 2008, Rob Walter – currently the Proteas strength and conditioning coach – started the TuksCricket Academy which consists of a junior and senior academy.
TuksCricket has won the NCU women’s league 11 times since the 1996/97 season; the NCU SuperSport Club of Excellence 10 times since the 1998/99 season; the NCU Premier League 10 times since the 1997/98 season, the NCU Knock Out 7 times since the 2001/02 season: the National Cricket Club Championships winners in 2003, 2012 and 2013 as well as USSA in the 2011/2012 season.
In the 2012/2013 season, TuksCricket won 12 trophies. They are the current holders of the NCU Knock Out Competition, the NCU T20 Club Competition, NCU Premier League and the Momentum Club Champs trophies. The Club also won the NCU reserve league for the second year in a row and Tuks 5, 7 and 8 won their respective leagues. The Assupol Tuks Ladies team also won their NCU Premier League and NCU T20 League.
Assupol TuksCricket is currently ranked as the number 1 club team in the country.
We always strive for excellence and for the last three seasons “The only thing we lose is the toss!” has become a reality for the club.
TuksCricket started the 2012/2013 season as the NCU Premier League Winners, the National Club Champions and the NCU Knock Out winners as well as the TuksSport Club of the Year for 2012. It is a daunting task to achieve the same results as in the 2011/2012 season, let alone improve on it. However, the coaches and players took to the task and exceeded high expectations and turned this season into the best season for TuksCricket in years.
Assupol TuksCricket ended at the top of their log in the Momentum National Club Champs on Friday to go through to the final on Saturday to defend their title against NMMU.
On the last day of the Momentum National Club Champs Assupol TuksCricket played against Western Province Cricket Club. Tuks lost the toss and were sent in to bat first.
On the fourth day of the Momentum National Club Champs Assupol TuksCricket meet The University of Stellenbosch at the TUT Oval. Tuks lost the toss and were sent in to bowl first.
TuksCricket is presenting a Schools Cricket Challenge from 3-6 July 2013. The aim of this clinic is to prepare your school team for the cricket season ahead. The passionate and professional coaching staff and Elite Squad players at TuksCricket will ensure that the coaching covers all aspects needed to give you that extra edge.
Assupol TuksCricket will be presenting travelling coaching clinics this year. These camps will entail the TuksCricket coaches travelling to your school and presenting clinics to your teams. The aim of these clinics is to prepare your team for the season ahead and to provide skill development.
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TuksCricket started the 2012/2013 season as the NCU Premier League Winners, the National Club Champions and the NCU Knock Out winners as well as the TuksSport Club of the Year for 2012. It is a daunting task to achieve the same results as in the 2011/2012 season, let alone improve on it. However, the coaches and players took to the task and exceeded high expectations and turned this season into the best season for TuksCricket in years.
Assupol TuksCricket ended at the top of their log in the Momentum National Club Champs on Friday to go through to the final on Saturday to defend their title against NMMU.
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