WEST COAST ROLLERS

The West Coast Rollers had their end-of-season awards on Saturday, with Jacques Laubscher proving a very popular choice as our 2009/10 Player of the Year. ‘S...

After a season which yielded way more defeats than the Rollers have ever been used to (Koeberg days aside!), we at least finished on a high with a thumping 8...

Having played in the Boland league for many years, the majority of the Rollers know bad conditions better than most – unprepared pitches that look like the G...

It’s been an up-and-down 2009/10 campaign for the Rollers, and Sunday’s game against Noordhoek was one that epitomized the rollercoaster nature of the season...

Talk about a turnaround in fortunes – last year the Rollers set the Coastal Strikers 230 to win … and they made it with four overs to spare. This time around...

The Rollers can be accused of a lot of things, but being boring most certainly is not one of them. Just ask Old Mutual, who thought they had Saturday’s game ...

It wasn’t quite the start we wanted to 2010, but the Rollers put up a brave fight which very nearly resulted in the most unlikely of victories. Travelling to...

When the fixture list for this season was first sent out around September, there was one fixture which everyone immediately looked for – Western Province Cri...

After two near-perfect performances against Kelvin Grove and Scorpions, the Rollers produced some of their worst cricket in some time to lose by five wickets...

There used to be a time when the Rollers just could not beat Scorpions. They were our bogey team, had our number, we were their bunnies, whichever else clich...

After last week’s disappointment in Franschhoek, the Rollers bounced back in some style on Sunday with a thumping seven-wicket win against the rich folks of ...

Catches win matches, the old adage goes, and that certainly held true in the Rollers’ first game of the season, away to Franschhoek. Like a kid expecting an ...

The Rollers embarked on their second Wellington Sixes this past weekend and, as Nico Rheeder pointed out, the organizers knew exactly how to nullify our stro...