12 Players to watch at U19 World Cup
A host of players are set for starring roles at the 2026 U19 World Cup, including some who are already making a name for themselves on the global stage.
Mulder: Really special to be back home
Returning to where it all began for him as a cricketer, Wiaan Mulder hopes to help the Joburg Super Kings claim their first SA20 title.
De Kock: Sunrisers exactly what I need
Quinton de Kock is embracing his role as mentor, match-winner and steadying influence at the Sunrisers Eastern Cape.
Uitenhage Express back on track
One thousand and forty-nine days passed between Anrich Nortje’s last SA20 match for the Pretoria Capitals and his first for the Sunrisers Eastern Cape.
Maphaka ready to make Kingsmead his own
Kwena Maphaka is eager to make his mark for Durban’s Super Giants at Kingsmead and grow under coach Lance Klusener in a new environment.
Rabada ready to lead SA20 title defence
Proteas quick Kagiso Rabada is targeting back-to-back SA20 titles with MI Cape Town while mentoring the squad’s young fast bowlers.
Inside the dugout – SA20's six world-class coaches
A look at the six SA20 coaches who will manage international superstars while guiding some of South Africa’s burgeoning young talent.
Mashimbyi: It took me 30 years to get here
Proteas Women coach Mandla Mashimbyi has reflected on a three-decade journey marked by patience, resilience and growth.
Five things that have gone wrong for England
After just six days of cricket, England are 2-0 down in the Ashes series with three matches to play.
Root conquers final frontier
Joe Root’s century in Brisbane on Thursday – the first of his prolific career in Australia – ends any lingering debate over his status as a giant of the sport.
From Bodyline to Stokes: Five great Ashes series
England and Australia begin the latest edition of the Ashes in Perth on Friday with the visitors looking to wrestle back the urn for the first time since 2015.
Five India-Pakistan cricket skirmishes
Ahead of Sunday’s Asia Cup clash in Dubai, we look back at five memorable spats between India and Pakistan.
Brevis silences the noise
Proteas batsman Dewald Brevis is ready to fulfil his potential having blocked out the well-meaning but competing voices in his head.
England face searching Ashes questions
Three key issues that emerged from England’s rollercoaster contest with India and what they mean for their quest to regain the Ashes Down Under.
Hermann answers Proteas call
Rubin Hermann says a phone call from Proteas team management was one of the most important of his life.
