Chevrolet Warriors<\/a> for the Ram Slam T20 competition. I\u2019ve heard fantastic things about the team and the area. The Warriors have a history of doing well in this format and I hope I can add something extra and make this year a winning season.<\/p>\nI want to thank my county in England for releasing me to play and speaking to the staff at the Warriors I really can\u2019t wait to start\u2019 said Patel<\/p>\n
Coach Piet Botha said \u201cWe are delighted that Samit will be joining the Warriors.\u00a0 His experience at the highest level will be of great benefit to our squad both on and off the field.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cIn addition to adding value to our squad we are confident with players like Samit Patel playing in the Ram Slam the profile of this tournament will increase and do justice to the huge effort being put in by the new sponsor Ram Hand-to-Hand Couriers\u201d CEO Dave Emslie.<\/p>\n
The Warriors travel to Kimberley tomorrow for their first Ram Slam T20 match against the Chevrolet Knights to be played on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Rusty Theron has been declared fit and re-joins the squad for the Ram Slam T20 tournament.\u00a0 \u201cI am very pleased to be back in the squad following my injury.\u00a0 I have been working really hard over the past few weeks in the nets and am looking forward to the Warriors playing really good twenty over cricket.\u201d<\/p>\n
The squad for the first match is as follows: D Jacobs (Captain), A Prince, C Ingram, J Smuts, K Smuts, M Ntini, A Gqamane, C Jonker, A McLaren, A Birch, S Harmer, W Parnell, C Thyssen and R Theron.<\/p>\n
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