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Pakistan set Aussies 538-run target
Pakistan tightened the screw on the Australians in the second Test as they set the visitors a 538-run target to win after just three days of play.
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.
Watch: Mzansi Super League draft October 2018
Catch up on the behind-the-scenes action and interviews at the Mzansi Super League draft in October 2018.
Afghan batsman equals Gibbs record
Kabul Zwanan’s Hazratullah Zazai became only the sixth player in the history of competitive cricket to strike six sixes in one over, during Sunday’s key Afghanistan Premier League fixture against the Balkh Legends in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
Nomandi Primary kids train with Proteas
KFC Mini-Cricket Kids from Nomandi Junior Secondary School from Port St Johns in the Eastern Cape spent a morning training and getting active at Buffalo Park in East London on Monday 8 October 2018.
Delport goes big for Paktia Panthers
South African batsman Cameron Delport struck a brisk half-century, as the Paktia Panthers beat the Balkh Legends in Wednesday’s key Afghanistan Premier League clash in Sharjah.
Nomandi Primary kids train with Proteas
KFC Mini-Cricket Kids from Nomandi Junior Secondary School from Port St Johns in the Eastern Cape spent a morning training and getting active at Buffalo Park in East London on Monday 8 October 2018.
Holder, second best Test average in 100 years
Windies captain Jason Holder currently holds the second best Test bowling average in a calendar year for the last 100 years, having taken 33 wickets at an average of 12.39 in 2018.
Waugh: It’s not the time to panic
Former batsman Mark Waugh has publicly challenged Australia’s decision to omit all-rounder Glenn Maxwell from the squad for the ongoing Test series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates.
Gauteng schools set for T20 knockout
The first shots in the T20 knockout competition for schools in the Central Gauteng Lions region will be fired on Wednesday, writes THEO GARRUN.
