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Cricket Cranes bowler Cosmas Kyewuta is one of the lucky athletes to have bagged a career-changing training camp opportunity in South Africa.
Ugandan athletes often yearn for opportunities to fine-tune their talent at state-of-the-art facilities considering Uganda has lagged in that area.
Cricket Cranes bowler Cosmas Kyewuta is one of the lucky athletes to have bagged a career-changing training camp opportunity in South Africa.
While in the rainbow nation, the right-arm medium bowler will train at the Cricket South Africa National Academy from May to July with the CSA high-performance group, a development he describes as life-changing.
"I appreciate the opportunity given to me," Kyewuta told Pulse Sports from his base in South Africa.
"It's definitely what any other cricketer like me would hope for, so I am looking forward to polishing my cricketing skills both in bowling and batting," Kyewuta added.
The 21-year-old also adds that he is looking at working on a lot, specifically with bowling, for the period he will spend in South Africa between May and July.
"I will concentrate more on my action, release point and run-up. I will also work on my consistency in one-line improvement."
"My variation bowling in death overs, the slow bowls, reverse swing bounces and the quick bowls," he added.
What is the Cricket South Africa High Performance?
Started in 2014, the Cricket South Africa high performance is a programme where promising cricketers are gathered to improve their skills as they're prepared for professional cricket at the highest level.
The programme is done at the Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa national academy.
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