Ali BacherAli Bacher was educated at King Edward VII School (captaining the 1st XI and Transvaal Nuffield XI) and Wits University, where he studied medicine. He captained Transvaal aged 21 and played 12 Tests between 1965 and 1970, when he captained South Afria to a 4-0 Test whitewash of Australia. He went on to a distinguished career in cricket administration, culminating in the hosting of the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup in South Africa. He is chairman of an NGO called Right to Care, specialising in HIV and AIDS since 2008, and chairman of the Alexander Forbes Community Trust. Read More Read Less