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KZN Cricket Mourns The Passing Of Mahalingum Govender

KZN Cricket Mourns The Passing Of Mahalingum Govender

Date: 2014-01-31
KZN Cricket announces with regret the passing away of Mahalingum "Child" Govender, an exceptional cricketer and long serving administrator.

Mahalingum Govender, the younger brother of Jugoo Govender, passed away today 27 January after a prolonged illness.

"Mahalingum will always be remembered for his competitive nature on the field and his gentlemanly manner off the field. He was an integral part of a successful team (1971-1973), when KZN Cricket shared the Dadabhay Trophy with Western Province. In his later years, he took up Umpiring and became the Chairman of the KZN Umpires Association. Our condolences, thoughts and prayers are with the Govender family", said Jesse Chellan, CEO of KZNCU.

Faeez Jaffar, President of KZNCU commented, "It is a sad loss for the cricketing fraternity in the province. He was a man who was dedicated and noble in everything he did. He will be remembered for his broad smile and for his nature on the field as a player and umpire".

KZN Cricket conveys its condolences to his family and friends.