Imperious Dhoni sees India romp home in series clincher
A superb Indian batting display saw the visitors home by seven wickets to secure a 2-1 ODI series triumph as they finished their tour of Australia on a high, writes SIMON LEWIS.
WATCH: I didn't respect my one-day batting - Steve Waugh
Aussie batting legend Steve Waugh recalls his maiden ODI century, but admits he never fulfilled his potential as a one-day player because of the limited opportunities batting at six in the order.
WATCH: Sensational 6-42 for recalled Chahal
Leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal celebrated his recall to India’s ODI side at the MCG by taking his second ODI five-for and his best ODI figures, at the same time equalling the record for best ODI figures on Australian soil.
Kleinveldt ends first-class career
Former Proteas seamer Rory Kleinveldt has retired from first-class cricket with immediate effect.
Bird off to solid start on day of four debuts
KwaZulu-Natal Coastal and Western Province both blooded two first-class debutants, with SA Schools star Jonathan Bird scoring 42 of his side’s first 65 runs in his first-class cricket debut during the first day of CSA 3-Day Provincial Cup action.
Credit to the Warriors – Prince
Ashwell Prince congratulates the Warriors for the victory, but says the Cobras will regroup as they hunt down the 4-Day Franchise trophy.
Exclusive: Sinethemba Qeshile, Warriors
Khalid Mohidin chats to 19-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman Sinethemba Qeshile about his first season of first-class cricket.
Bad floodlight dims Watson's power 100
Shane Watson’s 6th T20 ODI didn’t bring his side victory, as one of the light towers went on the fritz in the Big Bash League clash between the Sydney Thunder and Brisbane Heat at the Adelaide Oval.
Woes for Cobras as Warriors, Lions close 4-Day gap
The Lions and the Warriors both scored early wins on the final day of the 4-Day Franchise Series, while the Dolphins and the Knights were frustrated by the weather as both pushed for a win against the odds.
Bright future for childhood chums Ludick, Foxcroft
Willem Ludick once ran out his friend Dean Foxcroft with his score on 98 … and then went on to make a century. It remains a source of cheerful banter to this day.
KES off to a flying start
KES have won four of their five early season matches at the start of the 2019 school year, writes THEO GARRUN.
SA U19 skipper set for first-class debut
New SA U19 captain Matthew Montgomery is waiting to make his first-class debut for KZN Coastal against Western Province in the CSA Provincial 3-Day Challenge at the Chatsworth Oval.
Gibson must win World Cup – Moroe
Ottis Gibson’s contract states that he has to win the 2019 World Cup, says CSA CEO Thabang Moroe.
Lord's revamp gets green light
The redevelopment of Lord’s will start later this year.
Stone out, but Broad takes hat-trick
Fast bowler Olly Stone has been ruled out of England’s Test series against the West Indies due to a back injury.
