IN PICTURES: Proteas Legends Unite to Hit Poverty For a Six

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Cricket development recently got a major boost after former Proteas cricket legends joined forces in a bid to raise awareness of young developing cricket talent. JP Duminy, Jonty Rhodes and Meyrick Pringle were among cricket greats who visited Masimphumelele in Noordhoek, as part of the Sasfin Cape Town Sixes to engage with young cricket players.
Duminy says this also forms part of the Hit Poverty for a Six initiative, where they coached pupils from the Ukhanyo Primary School in Noordhoek.
Picture above: Some of the legends displaying the hashtag Hit Poverty For A Six on their shirts.

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