Where have SA’s openers gone?
The Proteas selectors have created a problem for themselves by replacing Stephen Cook with Theunis de Bruyn at the top.
Gary Lemke
High fives for Du Plessis and Domingo
Before we reach into the box of superlatives in praise of this Proteas team that bossed New Zealand in Wellington, we need to praise two people who are unlikely to hog the headlines in the coming days.
Proteas on top in war of attrition
There is an 80% forecast for rain on the fifth day, with a draw the most likely result between New Zealand and South Africa.
AB has earned his freedom
There’s no commitment in sport anymore, so after 106 Tests and 12 years, AB de Villiers is allowed to pick and choose.
Rapid Return
An on-fire Dale Steyn is going to be central to the Proteas’ chances of success Down Under. Featured in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine.
Who plays in Australia?
The Proteas have a selection issue on their hands when they travel to Australia in November.
Why Rabada is the present, and future
Kagiso Rabada is not only a winner on the field but more importantly off it as well.
Time is running out
Russell Domingo carried the air of a man resigned to his fate when he faced the media after another botched assignment.
Gayle rides into another storm
The Chris Gayle show next moves to England with Somerset, with the West Indian playing in the Natwest T20 Blast.
Don’t simply say ‘no’ to KP
Kevin Pietersen should be given the chance to work his way into the Proteas squad, when he becomes eligible to play for them next year.
Public needs to get answers
It’s good to hear that CSA CEO Haroon Lorgat has promised no knee-jerk reaction to the Proteas latest World Cup failure.
Applaud SA for ‘catching’ Bodi
Think of the positives. At least Gulam Bodi is being brought to book and will be accountable for his corrupt activities.
Celebrating AB de Villiers
AB de Villiers is the cover feature in the current issue on sale of SA Cricket magazine. GARY LEMKE had this to say before the start of the England series.
Time to be brutally honest
Let’s talk about South Africa, South Africa. Let’s talk about what has gone wrong in 2015.
Home advantage is a blessing
Every armchair critic is a national selector and no South African squad will ever be met with universal approval.
