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Clive Rice
Thu, March 05 2015
Cheerful Clive Rice looking forward to leaving Bangalore hospital and back to South Africa in good health
Rice, now 65, is suffering from cancer. But the great man has shown exemplary courage while living with the dreaded disease.
Sat, February 28 2015
Clive Rice headed for India to undergo robotic surgery
Former South African all-rounder Clive Rice will undergo robotic surgery in India next week. This is after the 66-year-old collapsed at his Johannesburg home as a result of a cancerous tumor in his head.
Thu, February 26 2015
Clive Rice collapses from brain tumour; will travel to India
Rice's career coincided directly with South Africa's sporting isolation.
Wed, November 12 2014
15 living cricketers who have battled with cancer
Yuvraj Singh, Graeme Pollock, Michael Clarke and others who battled cancer.
Sun, October 05 2014
Kevin Pietersen a gifted but difficult player, says Jason Gallian
Jason Gallian was was annoyed with the 23-year old Pietersen when he had threatened to walkout of the club
Wed, July 23 2014
Clive Rice, former South African all-rounder turns 65
Clive Rice captained the South African team on their three-ODI comeback tour of India in 1991.
Wed, April 09 2014
Former cricketers slam South Africa’s sports minister’s quota politics
The South African sports minister has demands of 60-40 quota in favour of black players.
Tue, December 24 2013
Former cricketers slam South Africa for calling off chase against India in 1st Test
Former cricketers Clive Rice and Ray Jennings on Tuesday criticised South Africa.
Wed, August 06 2014
Nelson Mandela and the cricket connection
The world faced the blow of Nelson Mandela’s demise on December 6, 2013. Abhishek Mukherjee looks at the man whose name will remain forever connected to cricket.
Thu, October 24 2013
‘Sachin Tendulkar is like Graeme Pollock and Barry Richards — truly fantastic to watch’
I first saw Sachin Tendulkar in Calcutta in 1991 when South Africa returned to the international cricket fold to play a historic One-Day International series in India. We felt he was so young [18] and thought we could sort him out early and quickly, and get him out at not too high a cost.