Makhaya Ntini was the first-ever black player to play for the South African men's national cricket team. He made his international debut in an ODI game against New Zealand in Perth in January 1998.
The first Test begins in Centurion from December 26. India are primed for their maiden success in South Africa, having lost 1-2 in 2018 when the hosts boasted the likes of now-retired AB de Villiers, Faf du Plessis, Hashim Amla, Vernon Philander and Dale Steyn.
Ntini played alongside stalwarts such as Shaun Pollock, Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher and Lance Klusener among others, spoke about his experience in the wake of the 'Black Lives Matter' movement
Makhaya Ntini named the one batsman who he found the toughest to bowl to.
Former South African pacer Makhaya Ntini feels that the seeds of stardom for players like Kohli and Kagiso Rabada were sown during their time with the U-19 team.
Ntini, 40, who played 101 Tests for the Proteas, has held the responsibility of bowling coach since January 2016 for a term of two years.
Steve Waugh's son Austin wants to make the most of his potential in the tournament from January 13 to February 3 in New Zealand.
Johannesburg : Fast bowler Makhaya Ntini has announced his retirement from international cricket but will play for South Africa one final time in a Twenty20 international against India early next year. Ntini said on Tuesday
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