Cricket South Africa (CSA) has mourned the passing of Shaun George, a stalwart of South African cricket whose contributions to the sport had been immense and far-reaching.
He was 56.
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George’s journey in cricket spanned a long time, from his days as a gifted all-rounder within the Pre-Unity period, representing Transvaal and Eastern Province in 17 First-Class matches, to establishing himself as one of many prime umpires on this planet.
His umpiring career was nothing in need of exemplary, officiating in over 109 First-Class matches, 171 List A matches, 72 One Day Internationals, and 58 T20 Internationals.
Shaun George was a mentor, a coach and a beacon of knowledge
George’s experience and dedication had been evident on the grandest levels, officiating in 5 ICC Women’s World Cups together with the 2017 Women’s World Cup remaining at Lord’s, a second that underscored his exceptional proficiency and professionalism.
Beyond his achievements on the sector, George was a mentor, a coach, and a beacon of knowledge for aspiring umpires.
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As a CSA Match Referee and Umpire Coach, he performed a vital position in nurturing the following era of officers, imparting his huge data and nurturing their skills with extraordinary care and compassion.
CSA Chief Executive Officer, Pholetsi Moseki, stated: “Shaun’s sudden departure leaves an enormous void in South African cricket, and his absence will probably be felt by all who had the privilege of realizing him. His extraordinary character, marked by his kindness and generosity, will probably be sorely missed.
“Our heartfelt condolences exit to his household, particularly his son Nathan and daughter Tiffany, throughout this tough time. May they discover solace within the recollections of a exceptional man who touched the lives of many by his ardour for the sport.
“Rest in peace, Shaun George. Your legacy will endure in the annals of South African cricket,” stated Moseki.
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