'I refuse to take a backwards step'

Dean Elgar is on the cover of the latest issue of SA Cricket magazine, which is now on sale in leading retail outlets.

Philander fit for Lord's

Vernon Philander is set to play in the first Test against England after passing his fitness test.

Let's show what we're made of - Kapp

Proteas all-rounder Marizanne Kapp says the long break they’ve had in between games will help them take another victory over West Indies on Sunday.

Broad cleared for first Test

Stuart Broad has been selected in England’s Test squad for their first Test against the Proteas on 6 July. 

Australia's SA A tour under threat

Australia’s South Africa A tour is at risk of cancellation after Cricket Australia and the players’ union failed to reach a new pay-deal agreement.

'This is my team'

Meet Alex Alexander, the man who has been driving the Proteas team bus since 1998.

Faf in doubt for first Test

CSA is ‘uncertain’ whether Faf du Plessis will be back for next week’s first Test against England.

Magical Harmer does it again

Simon Harmer’s incredible 9-95 in the second innings against Middlesex led Essex to a dramatic final-over victory on Thursday.

Richards admires Rabada's rise

Barry Richards admires Kagiso Rabada’s ability to fill the vacancy left by Dale Steyn’s absence in the Proteas side. 

We know what we're made of

CSA’s inspirational promotion for Women’s cricket.

Elgar eager to open with Kuhn

Dean Elgar expressed his excitement at the possibility of opening the batting with his ‘best mate’ Heino Kuhn.

Kuhn, Amla hold firm in rain-ruined day

Only 20 overs of play were allowed on day one in Worcester, with South Africa going into day two on 58-1 against the England Lions.

Philander out as Proteas bat

Vernon Philander is in a race against time to be fit for the first Test at Lord’s next week, as Dean Elgar captains the side against the England Lions.

Ball injury sparks first Test concern

England have another injury in their side, with Jake Ball ruled out of the first Test against South Africa, with a knee injury. 

We backed ourselves for a win – Du Preez

Ex-Proteas Women captain, Mignon du Preez, believes that they had the capacity to beat New Zealand if their match had not rained out on Wednesday.