1992 vs 2019: Pakistan trending again
Fans of Pakistan cannot help but draw comparisons between their successful 1992 World Cup-winning side and the current lineup, who continue to surprise.
'Not the end' for Gayle
Chris Gayle hinted at prolonging his career past the World Cup to even include a Test series as the explosive batsman continues to dominate bowling attacks.
Happy Birthday Dale Steyn
One of the best of all time, Dale Steyn, turns 36 today – what better to celebrate than watch him discuss what motivates him on the field with his teammates providing some insight into the fiery quick.
Azam keeps Pakistan in semi hunt
Babar Azam’s century helped Pakistan beat New Zealand by six wickets in Birmingham on Wednesday.
Keshav to feature for Yorkshire
South Africa’s left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj is headed to the County Championship for a three-match stint after agreeing on a deal to join Yorkshire.
Proteas need more partnerships - Miller
Middle-order batsman David Miller has pointed to his side’s lack of partnerships as the key reason behind the Proteas premature exit from the World Cup.
Highs and lows tough - Rabada
Proteas speedster Kagiso Rabada admits it’s been ‘extremely tough’ going at the World Cup as his teammates prepare to lift themselves for their two remaining matches.
Finch, Behrendorff seal Australia's semi spot
An Aaron Finch ton and a Jason Behrendorff five-for helped Australia seal a semi-final spot with a dominant 64-run win against England at Lord’s.
Execution to blame - Miller, KG
Execution, not intent or planning, are the reasons behind the Proteas’ World Cup failures in England, writes DANIEL GALLAN in London.
Shakib keeps Tigers in semis hunt
Shakib Al Hasan scored a half-century and took a five-for in a dominant 62-run win over Afghanistan at the Rose Bowl.
Kallis: Proteas must follow England's lead
Former all-rounder Jacques Kallis believes the underperforminng Proteas have a ready-made blueprint to work their way back to the top of the ODI rankings … simply follow England’s lead.
KG's first stumbling block - Faf
Faf du Plessis was forced to field questions about his struggling pace star Kagiso Rabada, who has failed to make an impact at the Cricket World Cup.
Twitter reacts: Proteas crash out
How Twitter reacted to the Proteas’ latest World Cup defeat …
Arthur: Proteas' woes sad to see
Mickey Arthur, the former South African coach now in charge of Pakistan, expressed some empathy for his former employers despite his obvious elation after his side secured a 49-run victory at Lord’s on Wednesday. DANIEL GALLAN reports.
Du Plessis embarrassed after World Cup exit
After the 49-run loss to Pakistan at Lord’s, which has officially eliminated South Africa from the World Cup, Proteas captain Faf du Plessis has accepted that this is the low point of his tenure. DANIEL GALLAN reports.
