Proteas to shake things up

Proteas coach Russell Domingo has all but confirmed that South Africa will play two specialist spinners against the West Indies on Friday.

Kiwis book place in semi's

New Zealand became the first team to qualify for the semi-finals of the World T20 tournament after beating Pakistan by 22 runs on Tuesday.

The Saints go marching in

St Stithians College were crowned national champions of the Coca-Cola Schools T20 Challenge when they defeated Paarl Gimnasium by eight runs in the final on March 20.

Proteas suffer big injury blow

JP Duminy has been ruled out of South Africa’s crunch game against the West Indies on Friday with a hamstring injury.

A cruel way to lose

South Africa’s poor record in World Cup play-off matches started in 1992 but ironically the first one wasn’t their fault as rain ruined a tense semi-final.

Semi-final heartbreak

It was on this day at the 1992 Cricket World Cup that South Africa were robbed of a place in the final after rain interrupted their semi-final against England.

Australia edge out Bangladesh

Usman Khawaja made 58 as Australia defeated Bangladesh by three wickets in Bengaluru on Monday, to kick-start their World T20 campaign.

Knights take on Titans for title

The Titans took a giant leap forward to securing the Sunfoil Series title when they predictably beat the Warriors by eight wickets on Monday.

Shahzad: Steyn not dangerous

Mohammad Shahzad says Afghanistan would have come closer to beating South Africa on Sunday if Dale Steyn had played.

'Powerplay bowling a problem'

Faf du Plessis says South Africa’s skill levels when bowling in the batting powerplay has let them down and needs to improve.

West Indies cruise to victory

West Indies have one foot in the semi-finals, as they eased to a seven-wicket victory over a disappointing Sri Lanka unit in Bengaluru on Sunday.

Shamsi puts Titans in command

Tabraiz Shamsi celebrated a match return of 12-173 as the Titans forged ahead to the brink of victory over the Warriors.

Plays of the day

Kobus Pretorius reflects on the players and moments that shaped their World T20 clash with Afghanistan in Mumbai on Sunday.

Proteas secure wobbly win

South Africa survived an initial scare before bowling Afghanistan out for 172 to seal a 37-run victory in Mumbai on Sunday.

Proteas must defend 209

A late onslaught from AB de Villiers ensured South Africa reached 209-5 batting first against Afghanistan in Mumbai on Sunday. Whether they will be able to defend that this time remains to be seen, although they are favourites to do so even without Dale Steyn, who was dropped for this match. It’s important to note that the strip this game is… Read more →