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RESULTS: Hogan gets GOLD for Team SA

Team SA’s cricketers lost their Group A men’s T20 International at the African Games on Monday when they were beaten by 70 runs by Kenya at the Achimota Senior Secondary School. Kenya won the toss and made 141 for 6, leaving Team SA a target of 142 in 20 overs. They then bowled out Team SA for half that (71) in 15 overs.

Athletics got on board with a gold medal from discus thrower Victor Hogan. That took Team SA to 94 medals, with 26 of them being gold. Here is a list of how our athletes performed in Accra.

After dayt one of the decathlon, Fredriech Pretorius is in the bronze medal position.

ATHLETICS

Men’s Discus, final
GOLD!
Victor Hogan took the gold medal with a throw of 62.56m, with Algeria’s Khennoussi Oussama claiming silver with 59.97m

Men’s Decathlon

100m: Fredriech Pretorius finished 4th in 11.39 for 779 points
Long jump: Fredriech Pretorius finished 3rd with 7.44m for 920 points
Shot put: Fredriech Pretorius finished 1st with a distance of 13.46m for 695 points
High jump: Fredriech Pretorius finished 4th with a height of 1.96m for 767 points
400m: Fredriech Pretorius finished 3rd in 51.95

Mixed 4x400m relay
Team SA finished 3rd behind Botswana and Kenya in 3:19.63 to qualify for the final

Men’s 400m, heats
Tumisang Shezi finished 5th in his heat in 46.68 to qualify for the semi-finals

Women’s 100m, heats
Phindile Kubheka finished 4th in her heat in 11.84sec to place 17th overall and advance to the semi-finals
Joviale Mbisha finished 6th in her heat in 11.89sec to place 20th overall and advance to the semi-finals

Women’s 100m, semi-finals
Tamzin Thomas finished 4th in her semi-final in 11.88 and did not progress to the final
Joviale Mbisha finished 6th in her semi-final in 11.88 and did not progress to the final
Phindile Kubheka finished 7th in her semi-final in 12.01 and did not progress to the final

Women’s 400m, heats
Marlie Viljoen finished 4th in her heat in 53.67 to qualify for the semi-finals
Annelize Strydom finished 7th in her heat in 56.27 and didn’t progress to the semi-finals

BOXING

Women’s 57kg, quarter-finals
Sbusisiwe Mnguni lost to Keamogetse Kenosi (Botswana) by stoppage

TAEKWONDO

Men’s Over 87kg, Round of 16
Katlego Molobi lost to Mouhameth Toure (Senegal) 2-0

Women’s Under-57kg, Round of 16
Rethabile Masilo lost to Maria Marchlinski (Gambia) 2-1

TENNIS

Men’s singles, round of 16
Leo Matthysen lost to Moez Echargui (Tunisia) 7-5 7-5

TENNIS

Women’s singles, round of 16
Kaitlyn Ramduth lost to Sandra Sameh (Egypt) 6-0 6-0
Mari-Louise van Zyl lost to Aya El Aouni (Morocco) 6-3 1-6 1-6
Isabelle Kruger lost to Ibbou Ines (Algeria) 6-4 5-7 3-6
Zoe Kruger beat Nahimana Sada (Burundi) 2-6 7-6 (7-5) 6-2

Women’s doubles, round of 16
Isabelle Kruger/Zoe Kruger lost w/0

CRICKET

Men’s Group B: Team SA vs Kenya
Kenya won the toss and chose to bat
Kenya 141-6 in 20 overs (Collins Obuya 58; Heinrigh Pieterse 2-23, Dylan Bester 1-21, Jason Raubenheimer 1-30, Jessse Prodehl 1-42)
Team SA 71 all out in 15 overs (George van Heerden 22, Keagen Lion-Cachet 16, Maahir Joseph 12)
Kenya won by 70 runs

Photo of Victor Hogan by Frennie Shivambu in Accra