New Zealand all-rounders Doug Bracewell and Scott Kuggeleijn earned the Black Caps a 35-run victory over Sri Lanka in the one-off T20I that brought the curtain down on Sri Lanka’s miserable tour Down Under, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Cape Cobras coach Ashwell Prince insists his players will take it one game at a time as they look to nail down the 4-Day Franchise Series title ahead of Monday’s clash with the Warriors at Newlands in Cape Town.
Western Province batsman Qaasim Adams has been banned for three first-class and three List A fixtures after reportedly drawing a gun on teammate Givon Christian towards the end of 2018, according to Club Cricket SA.
Zubayr Hamza and Theunis de Bruyn took the Proteas past the 200-run mark at the tea break on day one of the third Test against Pakistan.
Aiden Markram reached his fifth half-century as the Proteas scored 108-1 by lunch on day one of the third Test against Pakistan at the Wanderers.
Zubayr Hamza became the 100th capped post-isolation Protea as South Africa won the toss and decided to bat first in the third Test against Pakistan.
Faf du Plessis’ one-match Test ban has angered fans nationwide, but there are positives that can come of this, writes SIMON LEWIS.
Eleven-year-old Matthew Mayne shares the story of the day he racked up his highest cricket score ever – 62 not out for Kyalami Prep School against Reddam Helderfontein.
Richard Burger (an ex-pupil from Rondebosch Boys’ High School in Cape Town) is the winner of the Kratos Pink bat supplied by SM Cricket for the story he submitted in response to our reader competition in the Oct-Dec 2018 issue of SA Cricket magazine.
Dean Elgar intends to continue the Proteas’ winning form when he steps in as captain for the third Test match against Pakistan at the Wanderers on Friday.
Border’s Phaphama Fojela’s five-for reduced Easterns to 108-5 before 30-year-old left-hand batsman Matthew Arnold (94) and Dyllan Matthews (68) helped their side recover to reach 320 in their CSA 3-Day Provincial Cup match.
SuperSport’s superb documentary of the shocking 2018 Aussie tour to South Africa is riveting viewing as the careers of Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft spiralled out of control at Newlands.
Delissa Kimmince (4-18) and Sammy-Jo Johnson (3-12) combined to roll the Melbourne Stars for 88, with the Brisbane Heat batters reaching their target in less than nine overs, while the Melbourne Renegades won by 8 wickets.
Ali Bacher and Jonty Rhodes look back at the former Proteas legend’s incredible career, including the unforgettable run-out of Pakistan’s Inzamam-ul-Haq at the 1992 Cricket World Cup that made Rhodes a hit worldwide.
Khalid Mohidin chatted to Zubayr Hamza in episode three of SACricketmag.com’s exclusive documentary series, Uncovered.
