Miller's message
David Miller encourages fans to back his St Lucia Zouks side when they face the Trinbago Knight Riders in tonight’s CPL eliminator.
SA CRICKET
Guyana through to the final
The Guyana Amazon Warriors are the first team through to the CPL final, after they beat the Jamaica Tallawahs by four wickets.
Proteas collapse to defeat
Proteas Women have drawn their T20 series against Ireland Women, after the Irish won the second match by 20 runs in Dublin.
Cook eager to bounce back
Stephen Cook expressed his disappointment after SA A suffered a 197-run defeat to Australia A in the first of two four-day Tests.
Faf to captain Proteas
Faf du Plessis will stand in for the injured AB de Villiers when the Proteas play NZ in their two-Test series this month.
Better with Age
Featured in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine, we chatted to Titans star Heino Kuhn about the successful season that led him to win two CSA awards.
Philander takes one for the team
Vernon Philander had a tough day at the office as he was on the receiving end of two nasty deliveries against Australia A.
SA Emerging side hold nerve
The SA Emerging side secured a 19-run win in a nail-biting match against the University Sports South Africa in Pretoria on Monday.
SA A lose opener
A fifty from Andile Phehlukwayo on day four wasn’t enough to prevent South Africa losing the first four-day Test to Australia A in Brisbane.
Proteas win last-ball thriller
Dinesha Devnarain scored three off the last ball for the Proteas Women to beat Ireland by six wickets in the first T20 international.
Miller Magic
David Miller took a superb running catch in the deep to send back Chadwick Walton in the CPL on Sunday night.
Australia A in control
Australia A take a 360-run lead through to the final day of the first Test against South Africa A in Brisbane.
Faf's Patriots stint ends in disappointment
Faf du Plessis’ St Kitts and Nevis Patriots lost their final group game to finish last in this year’s CPL.
McLaren helps Hampshire through
Ryan McLaren played a major role in Hampshire’s humiliation of Glamorgan in the One-Day Cup.
Williams delays NZ victory
An aggressive innings of 119 by Sean Williams held up NZ’s march to victory by an innings and 117 runs in the first Test against Zimbabwe.
