Budding talent: Wihan Lubbe
Wihan Lubbe starred in the 2019 MSL, struck 83 on debut for Durban Heat and will be key for North West and the Lions this season. We talk to him for more …
George Linde seizing the moment
Proteas and Cape Town Blitz all-rounder George Linde has set his sights on the 2020 T20 World Cup squad.
Class of 2000: 20 to watch
A number of South African cricketers were all born in 2000 and turn 20 in 2020. SA Cricket magazine looks at this unique crop of talent …
New issue: Why De Kock must bat at 4
Mercurial playmaker Quinton de Kock is on the new cover of SA Cricket magazine, on sale now!
Bumper preview: Mzansi Super League
A tournament beset by early problems is heading into an all-important second edition, writes Jonhenry Wilson in SA Cricket magazine.
David Bedingham’s next steps
David Bedingham has followed a season at the Cobras with recognition in the Mzansi Super League, being purchased by the Cape Town Blitz for R180 000 in the 2019 player draft, writes Jonhenry Wilson in SA Cricket magazine.
Ryan Rickelton: Living in the moment
Ryan Rickelton was a key member of the Jozi Stars’ squad during the 2018 MSL campaign and is one of six players retained for their title defence, writes Jonhenry Wilson in SA Cricket magazine.
Teaser: What’s in our new issue
Take a look at what you can expect to find in the latest issue of SA Cricket magazine, on sale now!
New issue: Bavuma – one size fits all
Temba Bavuma is on the cover of the new SA Cricket magazine, on sale this week!
Rassie is ready to deliver
One of the Proteas’ few success stories from the World Cup, Rassie van der Dussen, now wants to kick on and do more for his country.
HD Ackerman: Tackle the problems
The Proteas limped out of World Cup contention with two round-robin matches remaining. SA Cricket magazine columnist HD Ackerman offers his version of the way forward.
SA cricket’s precarious position
It might get worse before it gets better, writes Gary Lemke in his latest SA Cricket Magazine column.
Kirsten: Keep a lid on it
Gary Kirsten is a World Cup winner as a coach and one of the giants of South African cricket, and he believes the Proteas have every chance of success in England… if they don’t overhype their chances, writes COLIN BRYDEN.
Mag Preview: Bring It Home Boys
Three of South Africa’s big guns will need to be in peak form to win the trophy for the first time.
Preview: Clouds that hover
The defending champions arrive in England with questions still surrounding the cheating that tore the sport apart.
