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Dean Elgar

Dean Elgar

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Oct 11, 2026

Chadd SayersGUEST
5:20
Mm-hmm
Sam EdmundHOST
5:21
... and your dad Dean was the coach, wasn't he?
Chadd SayersGUEST
5:23
Yeah, he, um, he coached us for a number of years at Woodville.
Chadd SayersGUEST
5:26
Really brought the club from, um, ground zero up and winning premierships again.
Simon KatichHOST
6:40
It's not as experienced as it once was with all the legends of South African c- cricket in it, which we saw back here in 2018.
Simon KatichHOST
6:47
AB de Villiers was still playing, and Faf du Plessis, and Dean Elgar.
Simon KatichHOST
6:52
But now there's this young crew coming through, and it's the leadership of Temba Pav- Pavuma that stands out.
Simon KatichHOST
6:57
And Australia, well, they wanna go down as a great team.
Daniel ChernyGUEST
14:58
No.
Courtney WalshHOST
14:59
Uh, and what it does do, I, I spoke to Dean Elgar, Elgar, the former South Africa captain, uh, last, uh, last month.
Courtney WalshHOST
15:05
He just retired.
Courtney WalshHOST
15:06
And he was saying the timing of the series-
Debbie KnightGUEST
10:56
And just
DarrenHOST
10:56
finally, a word from you about Dean Elgar, who's hung his bat up for the final time, had quite an impact in his time at Essex.
Debbie KnightGUEST
11:07
So I watched him play for South Africa.
Debbie KnightGUEST
11:10
I watched him play for Surrey.
Luke GoldHOST
4:32
Mm-hmm.
Tim StantonHOST
4:32
Dean Elgar, Colin Munro, the Big Nish.
Tim StantonHOST
4:35
Uh, he moves over-
Luke GoldHOST
4:36
[laughs] The Piece of Quiche

57 MINS LATER

Michael VilkinsGUEST
62:00
We're gonna get all our sixes at the end.
Luke GoldHOST
62:03
You're gonna have to sock pretty much dingers from here on out.
Luke GoldHOST
62:07
As Dean Elgar-
Tim StantonHOST
62:08
Dean Elgar
AaronHOST
25:24
You look at Kent, the noise, the atmosphere down at the Saint Lawrence ground when that news filtered through, and they have returned to Division One.
AaronHOST
25:32
You look at Dean Elgar in his final professional innings, scoring a century, rounding out a phenomenal career in precisely the fashion that we hoped for.
AaronHOST
25:42
If you had to select a Moment of the Week in this final round of the 2026 County Championship, which one would you select and why? Joe, I'll start with you first.
Joe NuttallHOST
25:55
So I'm gonna go for...
speaker_0HOST
4:25
Sussex won pretty handedly against Hampshire down at Southampton.
speaker_0HOST
4:29
And then, yeah, Glamorgan and Essex, some quite big runs scored there, but Essex following on and Dean Elgar scoring 100 in his last innings, which was amazing.
speaker_0HOST
4:37
And then Somerset, an absolute run fest down at Taunton.
speaker_0HOST
4:40
Somerset scoring 731, including a Lamonby double century, but all more excitingly in a way, Tom Abel triple century.

13 MINS LATER

speaker_0HOST
18:00
Let's call a spade a spade.
speaker_0HOST
18:03
Anyway, and then on to staying on the same fixture in a way.
speaker_0HOST
18:07
It was quite cool that Dean Elgar, Colin Ingram, Chris Cook and Billy Root all retired in the same game.
speaker_0HOST
18:12
It's like four.
Neil ManthorpHOST
61:19
We'll be back at a similar time next week with a whole smorgasbord of things to look forward to and to look back on.
Neil ManthorpHOST
61:28
And I think that we'll be featuring an interview that Harmony and I did a couple of days ago with Dean Elgar, who signed out his professional first class career with a century in his final innings.
Neil ManthorpHOST
61:41
What a fairy tale story.
Neil ManthorpHOST
61:42
We'll have him next week.
DarrenHOST
36:56
Let's talk about a couple of, uh, positive things to end on.
DarrenHOST
36:58
Firstly, um, a few words from your good self about Dean Elgar, who's, uh, brought the curtain-
Dan HaggerCORRESPONDENT
37:04
Yeah
DarrenHOST
37:04
... down on his, uh, Chelsea career.
Alison MitchellHOST
19:18
And you can watch us on YouTube by going to the BBC World Service YouTube channel.
Alison MitchellHOST
19:23
On last week's show, former South Africa captain Dean Elgar told us why he's decided the time is right to retire from all forms of cricket at the end of the county championship season.
Dean ElgarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:33
I'm 40 next year, so I've been around the cricketing circles for quite a long time now.
Dean ElgarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:37
It is the end of a pretty long career, I'd say.

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