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Western Province 1985/86 cricket statistics and records

Western Province in CSA 4-Day Series: standings, leading run scorers, wicket takers and innings records in Redball’s recorded data. Season statistics cover CSA 4-Day Series 1985/86; Tests are excluded.

KS McEwan leads the displayed batting table with 501 runs. GS le Roux leads the bowling table with 38 wickets.

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Season overview

Recorded matches
7
Recorded players
16
Wins
4
Recorded venues
4

Selected season match starts: 1985-10-25 to 1986-03-07. Player counts cover recorded batting or bowling innings, not a registered squad. Latest update among the displayed statistics and match source rows: 2026-05-26.

CSA 4-Day Series standings

League table for 1985/86. Positions follow the source table within each division or group.

League standings are not available in Redball’s recorded data for this competition and season.

Season leaders · CSA 4-Day Series 1985/86

Figures earned for Western Province only. Top five by recorded total; equal totals are ordered by player ID. Cross-year editions retain their full season.

Leading run scorers

Western Province CSA 4-Day Series 1985/86 batting leaders — First Class, Domestic
PlayerMatchesRuns
KS McEwan6501
PN Kirsten7395
AG Elgar6354
AP Kuiper7273
DJ Cullinan6270

Recorded innings through 1986-03-07. Source update date unavailable.

Leading wicket takers

Western Province CSA 4-Day Series 1985/86 bowling leaders — First Class, Domestic
PlayerMatchesWickets
GS le Roux738
ST Jefferies629
EO Simons517
MB Minnaar616
AP Kuiper69

Recorded innings through 1986-03-07. Source update date unavailable.

Player statistics · 1985/86

All recorded players for Western Province in this competition and season. Ordered by runs or wickets, then player ID for ties. Figures include only recorded innings.

Batting · 16 players

Western Province 1985/86 batting statistics — First Class, Domestic
PlayerTeamMatInnsNORunsHSAvgSR50s100s4s6s
KS McEwanWestern Province610250114262.63113.6122440
PN KirstenWestern Province71113958339.50128.6640190
AG ElgarWestern Province6903548139.33318.9230121
AP KuiperWestern Province711227355*30.3384.0010143
DJ CullinanWestern Province61012705630.00183.6710165
L SeeffWestern Province61012475127.44126.0210110
GS le RouxWestern Province71121958621.6782.6320176
ST JefferiesWestern Province6929951*14.14173.6810112
PH RaynerWestern Province460723412.00248.280020
EO SimonsWestern Province58155287.8650.460070
RJ RyallWestern Province711251185.6765.380040
SD BruceWestern Province110363636.00—0000
GJ TurnerWestern Province1212726*27.00385.710000
D NormanWestern Province1111515*——0000
MB MinnaarWestern Province6921281.71109.090000
BA MatthewsWestern Province120000.00—0000

Bowling · 9 players

Western Province 1985/86 bowling statistics — First Class, Domestic
PlayerTeamMatInnsBallsMaidensRunsWktsAvgSREcon5WBBI
GS le RouxWestern Province7141,433486373816.7637.712.6715/54
ST JefferiesWestern Province6121,364546232921.4847.032.7425/30
EO SimonsWestern Province510835273611721.2449.122.5915/52
MB MinnaarWestern Province6121,350655191632.4484.382.3104/61
AP KuiperWestern Province61047712225925.0053.002.8302/32
PN KirstenWestern Province7963327285835.6379.132.7016/48
BA MatthewsWestern Province1228814113522.6057.602.3503/66
D NormanWestern Province1210843949.7527.002.1703/17
L SeeffWestern Province116040——4.0000/4
Statistics definitions and missing data

Mat = matches with a recorded innings in that discipline; Inns = recorded innings; NO = not out; HS = highest innings (* means not out). Batting Avg = runs per dismissal; batting SR = runs per 100 balls. 50s excludes centuries; 100s includes all scores of 100 or more.

Bowling Runs excludes byes and leg byes where the source does. Avg = runs conceded per wicket; SR = balls per wicket; Econ = runs per six balls, including historical seasons with different over lengths. 5W = innings with at least five wickets; BBI = best innings, by wickets then fewer runs conceded. Balls are deliveries, not decimal overs.

— means unavailable or undefined, including a zero denominator. Rates requiring balls are omitted if any innings is missing its ball count. Historical boundary and ball counts may be incomplete. Tests and figures for other teams or competitions are excluded. Full methodology

Team season summary

Match outcomes and team scorecards for 1985/86. Teams are ordered by wins, then name; this is separate from the points table.

Western Province 1985/86 team results and innings totals
TeamMatWonLostDrawnOtherRunsOutsBat avgHighestConcededWicketsBowl avg
Western Province740302,8007537.334023,03712923.54

Team runs include extras; wickets include dismissals not credited to a bowler, so these totals can differ from the player tables. Bat avg = team runs per wicket lost; Bowl avg = opposition runs per wicket taken. Other includes ties, abandoned games and unavailable results. Totals cover available scorecards only.

Recent recorded matches · 1985/86

Latest 7 of 7 recorded matches, ordered by start date. This is not a live score feed.

1986-03-07 to 1986-03-10 · Newlands, Cape Town

Western Province v Transvaal

Western Province
368/6 & 80/8
Transvaal
212 & 298

Match drawn

1986-02-08 to 1986-02-10 · Newlands, Cape Town

Western Province v Transvaal

Western Province
223 & 153/4
Transvaal
364 & 188/4d

Match drawn

1986-01-10 to 1986-01-11 · Newlands, Cape Town

Western Province v Border

Border
115 & 252

Western Province won by an innings and 21 runs

1985-11-29 to 1985-11-30 · Newlands, Cape Town

Western Province v Eastern Province

Western Province won by an innings and 19 runs

1985-11-23 to 1985-11-25 · Kingsmead, Durban

Natal v Western Province

Natal
260 & 182
Western Province
314/7d & 235/4d

Western Province won by 107 runs

1985-10-25 to 1985-10-28 · Ramblers Cricket Club Ground, Bloemfontein

Orange Free State v Western Province

Western Province won by an innings and 24 runs

Recorded venues

Western Province 1985/86 venues and recorded match counts
VenueMatches
Newlands, Cape Town4
Berea Park, Pretoria1
Kingsmead, Durban1
Ramblers Cricket Club Ground, Bloemfontein1

Venue names follow the match catalogue; renamed grounds may appear separately.

Season innings records

Highest individual innings and best bowling innings in CSA 4-Day Series 1985/86 for Western Province, in Redball’s recorded data.

Highest innings

CSA 4-Day Series 1985/86 batting innings records for Western Province
PlayerRunsOpponentDate
KS McEwan142Orange Free State1985-10-25
KS McEwan101Natal1985-11-23
GS le Roux86Border1986-01-10
PN Kirsten83Border1986-01-10
KS McEwan82*Natal1985-11-23

Best bowling innings

CSA 4-Day Series 1985/86 bowling innings records for Western Province
PlayerWickets/runsOpponentDate
PN Kirsten6/48Orange Free State1985-10-25
ST Jefferies5/30Eastern Province1985-11-29
ST Jefferies5/50Transvaal1986-03-07
EO Simons5/52Northern Transvaal1985-11-15
GS le Roux5/54Natal1985-11-23

* means not out. Batting sorts by runs; bowling sorts by wickets, then fewer runs conceded. Ties then use earlier match date and source row ID. Five rows are shown, so equal performances may extend beyond the cutoff. Matches count distinct recorded matches in each discipline.

Competitions and other teams

Includes historical participants; this is not a current squad or membership list.

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    Recorded coverage

    The full historical range below is from the match catalogue for Western Province in CSA 4-Day Series. The selected season range is shown above. These can differ from innings-table coverage and do not establish a complete historical record.

    Recorded match dates: 1892-11-15 to 2026-09-17. Date spans do not imply complete coverage. Career aggregates may cover a different set of matches.

    Displayed source rows last updated: unavailable. Figures retrieved: 2026-10-01. This is not a live score feed.

    Source: Redball’s recorded statistics. Methodology, definitions and coverage.