made it to the Super 6's. He also scored a first class century, making 173 not out for Mashonaland against Matabeleland in Bulawayo in 1999/2000. His innings was in a 330 run partnership with Craig Evans. England toured Zimbabwe in February 2000 for some ODI games and although Viljoen failed to contribute much with the bat he impressed with the ball, taking 3 wickets in the final match. Viljoen's finest innings with the bat in international cricket came at the site of his debut, in Sharjah and against the same opponents in Sri Lanka. Coming in at number six he made an unbeaten 63. In 2001/02 at India he played his only other Test match. Batting at number seven this time he made 19 and contributed with 38 in the second. This included a match saving partnership of 113 with Andy Flower. After moving to Midlands for the 2001/02 domestic season he became their stand-in captain when Douglas Marillier was playing for Zimbabwe. He was announced as their official captain in 2002/03. Personal life In 2002, his family were evicted from their farm by the Mugabe government. Viljoen moved to Harare where he continued a career as a broadcaster and commentator following his retirement. In his career he has played for Mashonaland, Mashonaland A, Mashonaland Under-24s, Matabeleland Invitation XI, Midlands, Young Mashonaland. External links 1977 births Living people People from Chivhu CFX Academy cricketers Mashonaland cricketers Midlands cricketers Afrikaner people White Zimbabwean people Zimbabwe One Day International cricketers Zimbabwe Test cricketers Zimbabwean cricketers Zimbabwean cricket commentators Sportspeople from Midlands Province