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Kallis explains his nickname ‘Woogie’
Jacques Kallis explains why he is known as ‘Woogie’.
Raza in Zim squad for Bangladesh
Sikandar Raza has been added to the Zimbabwe squad for three ODI and two Tests in Bangladesh next month.
Confused Proteas need to play smart
The tour to Sri Lanka highlighted a flawed playing strategy from South Africa.
Faf: Are mints allowed?
Faf du Plessis questions the ICC’s ball-tampering ruling, dismissing chewing gum or mints as foreign objects.
Tahir is ready for Tests again
Imran Tahir deserves another shot at Test cricket.
Aussie players attempt to pronounce Labuschagne
Australia’s Test squad attempt to pronounce South African born Marnus Labuschagne’s surname before the man himself settles the debate.
Luus half-century sets foundation
Sune Luus’ 86-ball 58 that helped the Proteas Women post a winning total of 201-9 against the West Indies is our Play of the Day.
Piedt reveals Proteas ambition
Cobras four-day captain Dane Piedt says his ambition remains steadfast on playing for the Proteas, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Harte at heart of Durham’s day out
The South African-born Gareth Harte stood at the fore of Durham’s pursuit of a telling first-innings lead, on day one of a key County Championship Division Two fixture against Middlesex at the Riverside Ground in Chester-le-Street on Monday.
KFC Mini-Cricket Northerns festival
On Saturday, over 1,600 KFC Mini-Cricket players representing schools from all over Pretoria got together at TUT for the annual Northerns KFC Mini-Cricket Provincial Festival.
Shahbaz Nadeem’s 8-10
When India A bowler Shahbaz Nadeem took a sensational eight wickets for 10 runs for Jharkhand to break the all-time List A record, it included a hat-trick he didn’t even know about.
Five Titans to watch in Abu Dhabi T20
The Titans squad for October 2018’s Abu Dhabi T20 Trophy features a string of Proteas past, present and future. Here, we profile five players with points to prove in the United Arab Emirates.
Developing players is Sibiya’s priority
Siya Sibiya is the new Central Gauteng Lions U19 and Academy head coach charged with heading the elite youth programme of what used to be the Gauteng Cricket Board and is well qualified for the job, writes THEO GARRUN.
