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Thando Ntini: A quality chip off the old block

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CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK: Thando Ntini is making a mark for himself just like his famous dad Makhaya. (Ashley Vlotman, Gallo Images)
CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK: Thando Ntini is making a mark for himself just like his famous dad Makhaya. (Ashley Vlotman, Gallo Images)

Johannesburg - Thando Ntini, who, until his recent selection for the South African Under-19 side, was enjoying a blissfully private upbringing as the son of Proteas fast bowler Makhaya, has started following in his father’s footsteps.

According to Under-19 coach Lawrence Mahatlane, who selected Ntini for the series against the West Indies a couple of weeks ago, the 16-year-old was a tweaker just a couple of years ago.

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