Clive Ulyate
Full names: Clive Anthony
Date of birth: 11 Dec 1933
Place of birth: Johannesburg
School: Hilton College
Springbok no: 315
Debut test province: Transvaal
Date of death: 18 Mar 2018 (Age 84)

Test summary: Tests: 7 Tries: 1
First Test: 6 Aug 1955 Age:21 Flyhalf against Britain at Ellispark, Johannesburg
Last Test: 18 Aug 1956 Age:22 Flyhalf against New Zealand at Lancaster Park (Jade stadium), Christchurch
Test history:
DateAgePositionOpponentResultScoreVenueProv
06 Aug 195521FlyhalfBritainLose: 22-23 Ellispark, JohannesburgTvl
20 Aug 195521FlyhalfBritainWin: 25-9 Newlands, Cape TownTvl
03 Sep 195521FlyhalfBritainLose: 6-9 Loftus Versfeld, PretoriaTvl
24 Sep 195521FlyhalfBritainWin: 22-81 try, 1 dropgoalCrusaders (St George's Park), Port ElizabethTvl
14 Jul 195622FlyhalfNew ZealandLose: 6-10 Carisbrook, DunedinTvl
04 Aug 195622FlyhalfNew ZealandWin: 8-3 Athletic Park, WellingtonTvl
18 Aug 195622FlyhalfNew ZealandLose: 10-17 Lancaster Park (Jade stadium), ChristchurchTvl

Clive Ulyate : Doc Craven

Clive Ulyate became prominent as a cricketer at about the same time he became prominent as a rugby player. And like all cricketers who played rugby he had the adventurous spirit. Sport came naturally to him. A very talented sportsman, and quick to adapt to the demands of any game.

It's strange how many top South African cricketers were Springbok flyhalves as well, Tony Harris was another who comes to mind.

I very much doubt if I am wrong when I say that if Clive had continued with his cricket he would have earned double Springbok colours.

There is another man who will have good cause to remember Clive Ulyate - Theuns Briers. During the last test of the 1955 Lions tour Clive's immaculate diagonal kicking enabled Theuns to snatch two dramatic tries. South Africa won that match 22-8 and squared the series against that brilliant side.