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    The Kleinveldt generations

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    A Cape Town veteran talks about seeing his son and nephew flourish by grabbing opportunities that were denied to him

    Johnny Kleinveldt with his sons, Matthew and Gary  •  Firdose Moonda

    It was in the mid-1980s that Johnny Kleinveldt was offered the biggest chance of his career.

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  • Frank Brache, Basil d'Oliveira's brother-in-in-law, asked him to join Pinelands Cricket Club.

    "My parents and my family said no," Johnny remembered. "I just wanted to play, but only afterwards I realised it was the right decision."

    Pinelands was a whites-only club that was starting to accept players of colour who were willing to cross over.

    Johnny, a Cape Coloured, was a Victoria Cricket Club member. If he moved to Pinelands, he would stand a chance of being selected for the Western Province provincial team. If he stayed at Victoria, he could only play South African Cricket Board (SACBOC) matches, reserved for non-whites and, at