Steyn drops to fourth
Dale Steyn has dropped to fourth on the ICC Test bowling rankings.
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Petersen banned for two years
Former Proteas opener Alviro Petersen has been banned for two years for his involvement in the Ram Slam match-fixing scandal.
Faf's sweet appeal dismissed
Faf du Plessis’ appeal against his conviction for ball-tampering, and the fine of 100 per cent of his match fee, has been dismissed.
De Swardt five-for wipes out Colts
Ruan de Swardt took 5-13 to skittle SA Colts for 85, as SA Schools sealed a six-wicket victory to lift the Coca-Cola cup in Bloemfontein.
Mulder to captain SA Schools
Gauteng and Lions all-rounder, Wiaan Mulder, has been selected as captain of the SA Schools side.
Northerns top of the pile
Northerns emerge as the top side of the 2016 Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Week, beating Free State by eight wickets via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the final on Tuesday.
Chandimal finds form in draw
Plenty of batsmen found form for Sri Lanka, as they closed their Test series preparations with a draw against South Africa Invitation XI.
SA move to fourth
The Proteas move to fourth in the Test rankings thanks to India’s series win against England.
Top 5: Proteas Moments 2016
We uncover the top Proteas moments of 2016.
Brave New Era
Dinesh Chandimal has overcome serious hardship to take the mantle as his side’s leading batsman. His story is featured in the latest SA Cricket magazine.
Gobeni named Hero of the Day
Sinalo Gobeni from Boland has been named the Hero of the Day for day four of the Khaya Majola Cricket Week.
Free State cruise on
There is going to be a new wearer of the unofficial Khaya Majola Week crown this year after the hosts, Free State, take on Northerns on Tuesday.
Du Plooy ton keeps SA afloat
A brilliant Leus du Plooy century has allowed SA Invitation XI to get to 285-8 by stumps on day two, trailing Sri Lanka by 88 runs.
The Now Generation
Quinton de Kock is on the cover of the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine, which is now on sale in leading retail outlets.
SL batsmen find form
Sri Lanka began their preparations well as they scored four fifties on their way to 328-6 on day one against the SA Invitation XI.
