Amla skips Saturday's training
Batsman Hashim Amla did not participate in South Africa’s practice on Saturday – and remains in doubt for Sunday’s World Cup fixture against Bangladesh at The Oval in London.
Steyn ruled out of Bangladesh clash
South Africa will be without fast bowler Dale Steyn for Sunday’s World Cup fixture against Bangladesh at The Oval.
AB doesn't have most WC sixes anymore
South African batsman AB de Villiers no longer has the most sixes in World Cup cricket.
De Kock: It's how you finish, not start
Quinton de Kock is confident that the England defeat has not affected the Proteas’ World Cup ambitions.
SA v Bang: Seven stats you need to know
Seven interesting statistics-based facts about South Africa and Bangladesh’s ODI record, ahead of 2 June 2019’s World Cup clash at The Oval in London.
Williamson: Superb from the bowlers
Captain Kane Williamson appreciated a ‘great start’ to New Zealand World Cup campaign, after Saturday’s 10-wicket victory over Sri Lanka at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, Wales.
Black Caps trounce Sri Lanka
Seamers Lockie Ferguson and Matt Henry spearheaded to a convincing 10-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in Saturday’s World Cup fixture at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, Wales.
Tahir: Batsmen will come back stronger
Imran Tahir said the Proteas have analysed the batting errors they made against England, and have worked hard to rectify their mistakes.
New ball again for Tahir's 100th ODI?
Leg-spinner Imran Tahir will mark Sunday’s World Cup outing against Bangladesh at The Oval in London with a 100th ODI appearance for South Africa.
'That was never going to be enough'
Captain Dimuth Karunaratne suggested a different approach to strokeplay and shot selection, after Sri Lanka sunk to a heavy 10-wicket defeat at the hands of New Zealand in Saturday’s World Cup fixture at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, Wales.
Head-to-head battles: SA vs BAN
We take a look at some of the key battles to be expected in the clash between the Proteas and Bangladesh at the Oval on Sunday, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Exactly 17 years since his death: Cronje's World Cup record
Former Proteas captain Hansie Cronje died on 1 June 2002. He played in three World Cups in 1992, 1996 and 1999.
Roy remains a big threat in the field
Batsman Jason Roy is determined to remain a threat in the field, too, as England pursue a maiden title at the ongoing World Cup in the United Kingdom.
Bangladesh wait on Tamim fitness for SA clash
Opening batsman Tamim Iqbal is in doubt for Bangladesh’s World Cup opening fixture against South Africa at The Oval in London on Sunday.
Pakistan broken by Russell's short stuff
Captain Sarfaraz Ahmed conceded seamer Andre Russell’s opening spell laid the foundation for the West Indies’ seven-wicket victory over Pakistan in Friday’s World Cup fixture at Trent Bridge in Nottingham.
