Arendse questions 'utterly reckless' CSA
Former president Norman Arendse has criticised Cricket South Africa’s expenditure on the appointment of a interim chief executive officer Jacques Faul, director of cricket Graeme Smith and others.
Rhodes pulls out of O50 World Cup
South Africa have been dealt a blow a month before the start of the Over-50 World Cup with the forced withdrawal of star batsman Jonty Rhodes.
Steyn ready to end 11-month hiatus
Fast bowler Dale Steyn is looking forward to playing for the Proteas for the first time in almost a year during this month’s T20I series against England.
Malan and Verreynne back for Cobras
Cape Cobras and Titans are both looking to build on their recent upturn in results in the One-Day Cup when they clash at Newlands in Cape Town on Wednesday.
Warner ready to deal with SA crowds
Batsman David Warner is expecting a hostile reception from the South African crowds when Australia arrive at the end of the month for a short-format series.
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 …
England turners leave Root in a spin
Joe Root and England are facing a problem of trying to fill their spinning berths for the upcoming tour to Sri Lanka.
Axed for Archer: Willey talks for the first time
England seam bowler David Willey was part of the national team for four years before being dropped for their World Cup squad in favour of Jofra Archer.
ICC to implement new no-ball policy
Technology will be introduced at the women’s T20 World Cup in Australia to be held later this month in a bid to end front-foot no-ball issues.
Highlights: Bangladesh win U19 World Cup
Bangladesh won their maiden U19 Cricket World Cup on Sunday when they beat rivals India by three wickets, via the DLS method, in a tense and heated final in Potchefstroom.
Warner considers quitting T20Is
Australian opening batsman David Warner has hinted that he might call it a day in T20Is in order to focus on Test and ODI cricket for the remainder of his career.
Five sanctioned after 'unedifying scenes'
Five cricketers who competed in the U19 World Cup final last week have been charged for breaching the International Cricket Council’s code of conduct.
Viljoen recalls lack of opportunity
Former Proteas fast bowler Hardus Viljoen has outlined some of the reasoning behind pursuing a Kolpak contract in the United Kingdom.
How Mark Boucher should approach his new Proteas role
New Proteas team director Mark Boucher could learn a lot by opening up a basic youth coaching manual as a starting point. There’s a lot to take in for Boucher, so a back-to-basics approach might be the way to go to start the entire rebuilding process. One basic approach is to look at the five Cs.
Nenzani might be persuaded to resign
Cricket South Africa president Chris Nenzani will reportedly be asked to resign this week.
