Former Proteas fast bowler Nantie Hayward shocked the world with his explosive pace in the 90s but quickly fizzled out.
Nantie HaywardThe Eastern Cape-born former cricket broke into the cricket scene in 1998 and was seen as Allan Donald’s successor but quickly fizzled out. He only played 16 Tests and 21 ODIs for the national team between 1998 and 2004. The 47-year-old was devastating in red-ball cricket, taking 54 wickets in just 16 Test matches for theAfter getting dropped in 2004, Nantie Hayward never really rediscovered his form which saw him force his way into the Proteas lineup.
After quitting the game, the ex-Proteas star delved into the tyre business for a few years, According topublication. But soon he realised that he still loved cricket and coaching became his new calling.“I have been in coaching for a long time, after my playing career,” Hayward told. The ex-Proteas man has been coaching for the past 12 years having moved back to South Africa.
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