Scotland cricketer Con de Lange passed away on Friday (April 19) at the age of 38 due to a brain tumour. De Lange was born in Bellville in South Africa, and played for Cape Cobras before moving to Northamptonshire in England.
He made his international debut for Scotland in a T20I against Ireland in 2015, and made his ODI debut the following year against Afghanistan. In all, he played 13 ODIs and eight T20Is, and took a combined 24 wickets.
De Lange played his last international in November 2017 in an ODI against Papua New Guinea.
It was only in October last year that Cricket Scotland, through a press release, revealed that de Lange had been suffering from brain tumour for the last 10 months. De Lange had gone through various forms of medical treatment, with the cricket board even beginning a fundraising appeal.
