Wayne Parnell shines at Cape Cobras Awards:

Wayne Parnell cleared away four trophies at the Cape Cobras Awards hung on Monday (May 30). The left-arm pacer won Player of the Year, One-Day Cup Player of the Year, 20-over Player of the Year and Players' Player of the Year. 

Parnell last showed up for South Africa in July a year ago in a Twenty20 International against Bangladesh in Dhaka. Notwithstanding, he made mammoth steps in residential cricket by stowing 16 wickets at a normal of 23 in the One-Day Cup. In spite of beginning the season with a foot damage, Parnell didn't simply contribute with the ball, additionally scored 237 keeps running at a normal of 47.40 in Ram Slam T20. 

His exhibitions helped him procure a review into the national side for the up and coming tri-arrangement in the Caribbean, including West Indies and Australia. 

"I have not seen Wayne play this well for some summers. It is a simply remunerate for good, predictable exhibitions," spouted Paul Adams, the Cape Cobras mentor. 

Dane Vilas was decreed the top of the line Player of the Year after he scored 761 keeps running at a normal of 69.18. "Dane lifted himself up so rapidly subsequent to being dropped from the South African group. Individuals overlook that he is a wicketkeeper, as well as a dynamic nearness with the bat," Adams said in regards to Vilas' execution.

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