Russell powers Jamaica to final
A blistering century by Andre Russell powered the Jamaica Tallawahs to a 19-run win against the Trinbago Knight Riders.
SA CRICKET
Peter's moment
Peter Kirsten’s finest moment for SA was on this day in 1994. He’s our Legend of the Week, brought to you by Aquavita.
All-round Luus seals Proteas victory
Sune Luus scored a fifty and bagged six wickets as the Proteas Women drew first blood in the ODI series against Ireland.
Rory Kleinveldt fireworks
Rory Kleinveldt smashed the ball all around the park in Northamptonshire County’s clash against Glamorgan, scoring 91 runs.
Meet Shabnim – the world's fastest
Shabnim Ismail, featured in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine, chats about her journey to the top.
'I want to play Tests again'
Stiaan van Zyl is confident of bouncing back and continuing his form when SA A face Aus A in the second four-day match on Saturday.
How is this not out?
St Lucia Zouks opening batsman, Andre Fletcher, gets extremely lucky as the ball hits the stumps but the bails remain on.
SA Emerging prevail
Man of the Match Marques Ackerman scored 82, inspiring SA Emerging to victory against Sri Lanka Emerging.
Feel the Fire
New Balance South Africa and CSA have launched the 2016-17 Proteas replica kits across all three formats.
Amla's Trinbago progress
Hashim Amla’s Trinbago Knight Riders are one step away from the CPL final after they beat David Miller’s St Lucia Zouks by five wickets.
Kapp's Stars crush Diamonds
Marizanne Kapp tasted her first victory in the Kia Super League as the Surrey Stars beat the Yorkshire Diamonds by six wickets.
Kleinveldt leads from front
Rory Kleinveldt gave Northants a solid base as he led a middle-order fight in which he scored 91.
Pink ball was difficult – Phehlukwayo
Andile Phehlukwayo said it was tough adapting to the pink ball in the first match against Aus A, but believes his SA A side need to show more consistency.
Siddle has Proteas in his Sights
Australian speedster Peter Siddle has made it very clear who he is targeting next as he looks to get back to full fitness.
Peterson saves the day
Robin Peterson, who turns 37 today, was instrumental in the Proteas’ comeback victory over India at the 2011 World Cup.
