Cricket-Former South Africa player and coach Mike Procter dies aged 77


  • Cricket
  • Sunday, 18 Feb 2024

(Reuters) - Former South Africa all-rounder Mike Procter, the country’s first coach of the post-isolation era and a stalwart with English county Gloucestershire, died aged 77 on Saturday, his family announced.

"He suffered a complication during surgery and while in ICU went into cardiac arrest. He became unconscious and unfortunately never woke up," his wife Maryna told South African website News24.

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