the big gloves is on your side. He was in the South African changing
room for 14 years, representing the Proteas in 147 Tests and 295
One-Day Internationals (ODIs).
Now Mark Boucher has been appointed as coach of the Multiply Titans,
winner of all three domestic titles the past two seasons.
He will replace the successful Rob Walter, who recently left the
Titans to join the Otago Volts as head coach.
Boucher's Test career was terminated by default rather than by design
as he was hit in the eye by a bail in a warm-up game on the tour to
England in 2012.
As a wicketkeeper he finished with a world-class record of 532 catches
and 23 stumpings and established a career as one of the finest
glove-men in the recent history of the game.
Boucher loved the scrap, the heat of the battle. He lived for the big
moments of the game. When the chips were down, Boucher was at his
best.
