Mandy Yachad: Biography, Age, Records, Height, Achievements, Family and Career Statistics

Mandy Yachad (born 17 November 1960) is a veteran South African cricketer and field hockey player who served his country in both sports. Yachad made his first international appearance for South Africa in 1991, but only appeared in one ODI. Yachad’s international cricket career was cut short by the international sporting banning of South Africa in the 1980s and early 1990s, denying him the opportunity to play for his country in his prime. In 1985 and 1991, he was labelled one of South Africa’s annual five Players of the Year.

He joined the Peregrine Group in 1999 as an executive director. Prior to this, he was a law partner at Werksmans Attorneys, where he practised commercial law for 14 years, nine of which he was a partner. He graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand with a BCom and an LLB. He scored 31 runs in one ODI for South Africa against India in 1991. The batting and fielding statistics of Many Yachad in ODI format are as follows, Mat (1), Innings (1), Runs (32), HS (31), Avg. (31.00), SR (40.26), 100s (0) and 50s (0). The batting and fielding statistics of Many Yachad in FC format are as follows, Mat (103), Inns (193), NO (10), Runs (6365), HS (200), Avg. (34.78), 100s (14), 50s (32). 

Mandy Yachad Biography: 

• Real Name: Mandy Yachad
• Nickname: Yachad 
• Profession: South African Cricketer 
• Nature on Field: Aggressive
• Mandy Yachad Net Worth: $5 Million
• Mandy Yachad Monthly Income: Under review 
• Source of Income: Cricket 
• Birth Country: South Africa
• Batting Style: Right Hand Batsman
• Bowling Style: Leg break

Mandy Yachad Personal Life:

• Date of Birth: 17th November 1960
• Place of Birth: Johannesburg, Transvaal
• Mandy Yachad Age: 59 Years (as of 2021)
• Nationality: South Indian 
• School: Not Known 
• College: University of Witwatersrand 
• Zodiac Sign: Scorpio 

Mandy Yachad Achievements: 

1. In 1985 and 1991, Mandy Yachad was named one of South Africa’s annual five Players of the Year.
2. He was a professional opening batsman who managed to score 14 centuries and 32 fifties in 109 first-class matches during his 16-year first-class career, for mostly Transvaal in two spells (1978-1983 and 1992-1994) and Northern Transvaal (between 1983 and 1992).
3. He was chosen for the India tour, and after opening the innings with a duck in the first ODI, a three-wicket loss in Calcutta, Hudson was replaced by Yachad for the second game in Gwalior.
4. Yachad played a minimum of 21 Test matches in hockey and also reflected his country in indoor hockey.

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