Gerald Coetzee

Sunrisers Hyderabad have signed South African pacer Gerald Coetzee as a replacement for the injured David Payne for the remainder of IPL 2026. Coetzee, who brings international experience and has played in the IPL before, joins SRH for INR 2 crore. The team also welcomes back captain Pat Cummins, boosting their bowling attack as they aim for a strong finish.

Hyderabad and Punjab are poised for a high-scoring IPL 2026 encounter on a batting paradise. Both teams boast explosive Powerplay and middle-overs scoring, with star batsmen set to light up the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Despite recent losses, Punjab's bowlers face a stern test on a pitch favouring batsmen, while Hyderabad aims to rebound.

Rajasthan Royals aim to extend their winning streak against Sunrisers Hyderabad in Jaipur. The previous encounter saw SRH secure a dominant 57-run victory. Both teams are in strong form, with RR currently second and SRH fourth in the IPL 2026 standings.

IPL 2026 is already seeing significant player withdrawals due to injuries, with Chennai Super Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad losing two players each. Tom Banton has also been ruled out. Several other key players were sidelined even before the tournament commenced, impacting team compositions midway through.

Rajasthan Royals host Sunrisers Hyderabad tonight in Jaipur for a crucial IPL 2026 clash. RR, with 10 points, aim to leverage their strong home record after a recent win. SRH, on a three-match winning streak and bolstered by Pat Cummins' return, present a formidable challenge. Both teams face batting concerns, making this a must-win encounter.

Sunrisers Hyderabad aim for a third consecutive win at home against Delhi Capitals, buoyed by recent bowling successes. Despite an inconsistent batting lineup, SRH faces a DC side that recently bounced back with a strong chase. Historically, DC has a slight edge in Hyderabad.

South Africa beat New Zealand by 33 runs in the final T20 to win the series 3-2, powered by Connor Esterhuizen’s 75 off 33 balls. After a slow start, South Africa posted 187. New Zealand struggled in the chase, finishing 154-8. Tight bowling from Gerald Coetzee and Ottneil Baartman, along with regular wickets, kept the hosts under pressure throughout.

Rajasthan Royals face a significant blow for IPL 2026 as all-rounder Sam Curran is ruled out due to injury. His absence creates a void in batting and bowling, prompting the Royals to explore options like Jimmy Neesham, Josh Tongue, Gerald Coetzee, Ottneil Baartman, and Daryl Mitchell to fill the crucial all-rounder role.

South Africa's spinners were instrumental in their 19-run victory over New Zealand in the fourth T20I, leveling the series at 2-2. Despite a strong start from the hosts, quick wickets in the middle overs, fueled by Keshav Maharaj and Prenelan Subrayen's bowling, led to their collapse. Connor Esterhuizen's 57 anchored South Africa's innings.

Chennai Super Kings face a major blow as Australian pacer Nathan Ellis is ruled out of IPL 2026 with a hamstring injury. Ellis was expected to be CSK's primary death bowler, leaving a significant void. The franchise is now exploring replacements like Ottneil Baartman, Sean Abbott, Gerald Coetzee, Shamar Joseph, and Fazalhaq Farooqi.

A new-look South Africa dominated New Zealand in the first T20, winning by seven wickets. Debutant Nqobani Mokoena impressed with three wickets as the visitors were dismissed for 91. South Africa chased the target comfortably, with Connor Esterhuizen unbeaten on 45.

Mumbai Indians strengthened their squad exclusively with bowlers and all-rounders, securing the services of South Africa pacer Gerald Coetzee for a whopping Rs 5 crore, marking the franchise's highest bid in the IPL 2024 auction.

Rajasthan Royals on Saturday signed South African pacer Gerald Coetzee as a replacement for England batsman Liam Livingstone for the remainder of the Indian Premier League. Livingstone had pulled out of the tournament due to bio-bubble fatigue last month. The Royals are slated to take on Sunrisers Hyderabad on Sunday.

The South African cricket team arrives in Lahore, Pakistan for an ODI tri-series with New Zealand and Pakistan. Led by Temba Bavuma, the team includes Gerald Coetzee back from injury and six uncapped players. The tri-series serves as preparation for the ICC Champions Trophy beginning February 19. Matches start on February 8 at Gaddafi Stadium.

Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi won the toss and chose to bat against South Africa in the 42nd match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. Afghanistan retained their playing XI from the last match against Australia while South Africa made two changes, bringing in Andile Phehlukwayo and Gerald Coetzee. Shahidi mentioned that they wanted to bat first due to the expected spin in the second innings. South Africa captain Temba Bavuma expressed the desire to chase and mentioned that the pitch might skid on later. This match also marks Kagiso Rabada's 100th ODI.

Gerald Coetzee has been selected for the South African team in the tri-series in Pakistan, having recovered from a hamstring injury. He may replace the injured Anrich Nortje in the Champions Trophy squad. The final squad composition will be decided after the SA20 knockout match results.

South African captain Temba Bavuma returns from injury to lead the team in the two-Test series against Sri Lanka. The series is crucial for South Africa's hopes of qualifying for the World Test Championship final. All-rounder Marco Jansen and fast bowler Gerald Coetzee also rejoin the squad after recovering from injuries.

Pat Cummins, captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad, decided to bowl first after winning the toss against Gujarat Titans. Sunrisers Hyderabad remained unchanged from their previous match. Gujarat Titans included Gerald Coetzee, replacing Karim Janat. Shubman Gill, Gujarat Titans captain, mentioned they would have also preferred to bowl first. He added that the team is focusing on improving each game.

South Africa have included precocious batting talent Dewald Brevis in their One-Day and Twenty20 International squads for their eight-match limited-overs home series against Australia starting later this month.

Cricket South Africa on Thursday announced a 16-player T20 squad for the upcoming series against India, featuring Gerald Coetzee and Marco Jansen among others. Returnees include Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, and David Miller. Notably, Mihlali Mpongwana gets his first international call-up. The series runs from November 8 to November 15.