Boucher to aid Proteas
Former Proteas wicketkeeper-batsman Mark Boucher is to help coach the Test team ahead of their clash with New Zealand.
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Domingo shrugs off transformation targets
Proteas coach Russell Domingo says that no transformation targets have been set for him ahead of the NZ Test series.
SA Emerging ready for longer format
SA Emerging team coach Shukri Conrad is expecting their Sri Lanka counterparts to bounce back strongly on Sunday.
Debut cancelled
Robin Jackman, who is 71 today, was denied a Test debut because the match was cancelled.
Van Niekerk blots out Stars
Dane van Niekerk found top form to smash 91 runs and take two wickets as Loughborough beat Surrey in the Women’s Super League.
Ingram's four-for overrun
Jacques Rudolph’s Glamorgan offered only token resistance as Yorkshire crushed them by 90 runs in the final Natwest Blast T20 quarterfinal.
What could have been?
Jean Symes and Thami Tsolekile’s careers could have taken a completely different route had they taken the opportunities presented to them.
Wolvaardt cherishes record
Laura Wolvaardt says becoming the youngest ever South African international centurion for both men and women was a dream come true.
Zimbabwe collapse to defeat
Zimbabwe’s resistance ended in brisk fashion on day five, as they suffered a 254-run defeat to New Zealand in the second Test.
Old foes collide
Old foes collide when South Africa take on New Zealand in a mouth-watering clash. The first Test begins in Durban on 19 August.
Proteas Women wrap up series
Laura Wolvaardt became the second-youngest ODI centurion, as the Proteas took an unassailable 3-0 lead against Ireland.
Zimbabwe on back foot
Two quick wickets shortly before the close left Zimbabwe staring into the abyss in the second Test against New Zealand.
ICC, SACA respond to investigation
The ICC and SACA have welcomed CSA’s decision to ban four players in the anti-corruption investigation.
SA A suffer heavy defeat
SA A lost the second four-day match against Australia by 10 wickets in Townsville on Tuesday.
Ervine leads Zim fightback
While victory may be a distant dream, Zimbabwe could be eyeing a moral victory when they closed day three at 305-6 against New Zealand.
