After the end of apartheid, in 1991 South Africa's international cricket was back. A few years later, Hansie Cronje took over the captaincy of the national team. He, along with coach Bob Woolmer, transformed South Africa into a team capable of challenging any team. He was considered to be the best team of that time in the competition of Australia. Fantastic fast bowling, excellent batting and the best fielder unit were made almost invincible by Hansie Konye's leadership, but the match-fixing conflict not only stole Hansi Cronje's career but also black spots on cricket. left. No mystery arises from the mystery that Cronje died in an aircraft accident on June 1, 2002.

Hansie Cronje had a deep understanding of cricket and had tremendous respect in world cricket. During his short career of eight years, he was very popular and his death was also a surprise and surrounded in questions. On this day, he died in an aircraft accident in June 2002. This is questioned because Cronje was to fly to Johannesburg by airplane. Due to technical difficulties, he had to go alone by helicopter as a passenger. The helicopter crashed while flying over the Outniquua Mountain in South Africa. Had to go by helicopter. He was accompanied by two other pilots in the helicopter.

The navigation system also stopped working. For this reason, the pilot could not land the helicopter. Cronje's helicopter kept circling very close to the airport for a long time and finally crashed into the mountain. Cronje, 32, died in this accident.

Cronje made his debut for South Africa in the 1992 ICC Cricket World Cup. He was then handed over to the national team in 1994. From that day until the ban in match-fixing, he was the captain of South Africa. Cronje led South Africa in 68 Tests and 188 ODIs. Captained South Africa in 53 Tests, the highest after Graeme Smith (108).

On 7 April 2000 Hansi Cronje was accused of match-fixing. Apart from him, three other South African players Herschelle Gibbs, Nicky Boe and Peter Stradam were also accused of this. On 11 April 2000, Cronje admitted that he had a major role in fixing. Cronje himself confessed, no one believed that Cronje would have done this. South African Cricket Board MD Ali Bakar was also confident of Cronje's honesty. After this, the King Commission investigated this issue and banned the crony for life. The then Captain Hansi Cronje of South Africa was the first villain of this black chapter.

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