Craig Alexander - Catches win matches
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The North West Dragons are determined to bounce back on Tuesday evening when they host the Dolphins in Potchefstroom in the Pro20 Cup.
The Dragons suffered a second shock defeat to a Division 2 team on Saturday, going down by six wickets to the Garden Route Badgers in what was their first game of the season.
In a twist of irony, it was former North West batter Janneman Malan who proved to be the thorn in the Dragons’ side, with the former Proteas batter scoring an unbeaten 67.
Dragons coach Craig Alexander, who played as a seamer for the Dolphins during his career, told OFM Sport that there is no sense of panic in the camp. Instead, the focus is on improving their performance in the field and bringing all aspects of their game together to deliver a more complete performance.
The Dragons suffered a second shock defeat to a Division 2 team on Saturday, going down by six wickets to the Garden Route Badgers in what was their first game of the season.
In a twist of irony, it was former North West batter Janneman Malan who proved to be the thorn in the Dragons’ side, with the former Proteas batter scoring an unbeaten 67.
Dragons coach Craig Alexander, who played as a seamer for the Dolphins during his career, told OFM Sport that there is no sense of panic in the camp. Instead, the focus is on improving their performance in the field and bringing all aspects of their game together to deliver a more complete performance.
