St Charles' unbeaten run continues
St Charles College won three out of three at the Independent Schools Cricket Festival hosted by St Alban’s College over the weekend, writes THEO GARRUN.
Khan 'does a Pollock, Willoughby, Smuts' in T20I cricket
Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan took four wickets with four consecutive deliveries in Sunday’s Twenty20 International against Ireland in Dehradun.
Ingram goes big for Karachi Kings
South African batsman Colin Ingram struck a superb century for the Karachi Kings in Sunday’s Pakistan Super League fixture against the Quetta Gladiators at the Sharjah International Stadium in the United Arab Emirates.
Linde lifts Cobras to third
George Linde played an instrumental role in setting up the Cobras 21-run win over the Lions in Oudtshoorn, leapfrogging to third on the One-Day Cup table, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Ngidi, Nortje in Proteas ODI squad
South Africa have recalled the services of Titans’ Lungi Ngidi and named the exciting Warriors speedster Anrich Nortje as part of the ODI squad to face Sri Lanka in a five-match series on home soil.
WATCH: Finch on Stoinis' flexibility
Australia’s limited-overs captain Aaron Finch discusses how his team will face up against India and how vital Marcus Stoinis’s all-round contributions could be for the visitors to upset India on the subcontinent.
Olivier breaks into top 20 bowling rankings
South Africa’s Duanne Olivier was one of very few Proteas’ highlights during their historic series Test series loss against Sri Lanka, and climbs to No 19 in the ICC bowler rankings.
WATCH: More logical to play ODI, not T20 - Kohli
Virat Kohli looks ahead to India’s upcoming T20I series against Australia, citing it would have made more sense for both teams to play additional ODI’s instead of the short format in the build up to the World Cup.
Mixed bag at independent schools festival
The second round of matches at the Independent Schools Cricket Festival were a mixed bag of 50-over and T20 contests after Friday night’s massive highveld thunderstorm left the field arrangements in disarray, writes THEO GARRUN.
Sri Lanka stun Proteas to make history
Sri Lanka became the first Asian team in history to win a series in South Africa by sealing a 2-0 whitewash victory over the Proteas with an eight-wicket win at St George’s Park. KHALID MOHIDIN reports.
Bavuma the rock of SA's batting lineup
Temba Bavuma has been the subject of unfounded criticism from the public in recent months, with calls ringing around social media for him to be dropped. SACricketmag.com editor SIMON LEWIS analysed the Proteas batsman’s performances and arrived at a stunning conclusion.
Proteas openers the weak link
The Proteas’ opening pair of Dean Elgar and Aiden Markram is, on paper, a solid partnership, with Elgar averaging 38.77 in Tests and Markram 43.80. However, their recent form has seen them box far below their potential, writes SIMON LEWIS.
Rashid secures Afghanistan's record-breaking win
Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan showed once again why he’s at the summit of the ICC T20I bowler rankings with a destructive display against Ireland to secure Saturday’s Turbo Bowler accolade, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Mendis fires Sri Lanka to historic win over SA
Sri Lanka’s Kusal Mendis recorded an unbeaten half-century in a historic Test win over the Proteas in Port Elizabeth to earn Saturday’s Play of the Day award, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Bancroft stands tall in first-class return
Cameron Bancroft made a positive statement on his return to first-class cricket following his nine-month ban received for his involvement in Australia’s infamous Newlands ball-tampering scandal.
