Delight for Duminy
Our Play of the Day goes to JP Duminy, for his sensational knock at the same ground he made his debut.
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Duminy and Elgar crush Aussies
Centuries from JP Duminy and Dean Elgar, in a partnership of 250, put the Proteas in a dominant position on day three of the first Test against Australia.
Duminy and Elgar tons crush Aussies
Hundreds from JP Duminy and Dean Elgar, in a partnership of 250, put the Proteas in dominating position at tea on day three against Australia in Perth.
Duminy, Elgar tighten grip
JP Duminy and Dean Elgar built a 138-run stand as the Proteas tightened their grip in the first session of the third day against Australia at Perth.
First session crucial on day 3
The Proteas are in control going into the third day of the first Test at Perth, but the first session will be crucial.
Cobras hang in grimly
The beleaguered Cobras were battling to stay in the game after the Dolphins ran up an imposing first innings of 478 at Boland Park.
Steyn out of series
Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the Australian Test series after breaking his shoulder while bowling.
No one to blame for Hughes death
A coroner ruled that a ‘minuscule misjudgment’ by Australia batsman Phil Hughes was what led to his death.
Future in good hands – Domingo
Russell Domingo discusses the importance of KFC Mini Cricket, the biggest grassroots development sports programme in the country.
Cobras on brink of strike
The Cobras players, angered by administrators’ inaction, are on the brink of calling an all-out strike in their dispute against coach Paul Adams.
Australia dominate on day one
The Proteas were bowled out for 242 before a David Warner blitz saw Australia close on 105-0 on day one in Perth.
Proteas bowled for 242
Quinton de Kock’s 84 lifted the Proteas to 242 as the top order struggled on day one against Australia in Perth.
Bavuma, De Kock stabilise Proteas
Fifties from Temba Bavuma and Quinton de Kock carried the Proteas to 175-7 by tea on day one on the first Test in Perth.
Australia tear into top order
A top-order collapse saw the Proteas struggle to 78-4 by lunch on day one of the first Test against Australia in Perth.
Maharaj debuts, Proteas bat
Keshav Maharaj makes his debut, as the Proteas choose to bat first in the first Test against Australia at the Waca.
