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Cricket South Africa (CSA) and KEMACH Equipment maintain their commitment to support cricket development across the country.
The CSA and KEMACH partnership supply resources needed to support and upkeep facilities for CSA Hubs and Regional Performance Centres (RPCs).
The partnership turns five this year, and in that duration, KEMACH has delivered twenty-three machines in the different provinces and supplied training of the local groundsmen on how to maximise the use of the equipment.
Early this week, KEMACH handed over three field preparation equipment to development clubs in two CSA affiliates.
KEI and Boland Cricket were the recipients as KEMACH delivered rollers to local hubs.
The Khaya Majola Cricket ground in Umtata and Robertson CC in Boland received walk behind rollers and Vredenburg Cricket Club accepted a ride on roller.
“The CSA partnership with KEMACH Equipment has been consistent in its promise to provide support for our development facilities in underprivileged areas,” commented CSA Senior Cricket Manager, Johan Weyers.
“CSA prides themselves in developing one of the strongest pipelines in the country and with creating partnerships that share in our vision to continue taking cricket to the masses.
“This partnership is crucial for the development of the game at grassroots level.
“The preparation of quality playing facilities will improve player performances in our pipeline as we continue to make the game accessible to all,” said Weyers.
KEMACH Equipment’s National Support and Marketing Manager, Mark Senyard shared his excitement as he handed over the machinery to the different clubs.
“As KEMACH equipment we are proud and privileged of this journey with CSA and cricket development in the country. It is a fantastic initiative that we believe will go a long way in ensuring good pitches to improve the game.
“We believe our mission to supply superior equipment and a dedicated focus on customer service and in-depth industry knowledge has led us to the creation of these meaningful partnerships.”
KEMACH Equipment, a supplier for a wide variety of applications, including earthmoving and road-building equipment has been a solid partner with CSA development since 2017.
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Cricket South Africa (CSA) governs cricket in South Africa. Formed in 2002, it succeeded the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCB) and became the sole governing body in 2008. CSA oversees all levels of cricket, including national teams for men and women, and is a full ICC member and SASCOC affiliate.
