• DJ Bravo Rocks the Paarl crowd

    DJ Bravo Rocks the Paarl crowd

    Dwayne Bravo and Mangaliso Mosehle entertained the Paarl Rocks fans at Boland Park after their team’s six-wicket win over the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants booked their passage through to the Mzansi Super League playoffs.

    Kohli fires up Ishant and Bumrah

    Kohli fires up Ishant and Bumrah

    Captain Virat Kohli is confident fast bowlers Ishant Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah will perform well in relatively unknown conditions as India and Australia commence the second Test at the new Perth Stadium on Friday.

    India lose Rohit, Ravichandran

    India lose Rohit, Ravichandran

    Batsman Rohit Sharma and spinner Ravichandran Ashwin have been ruled out of India’s second Test against Australia, which will get under way in Perth on Friday.

    AB's 93 not enough to hold Heat at bay

    AB's 93 not enough to hold Heat at bay

    In what might be his South African swansong, AB de Villiers scored a breathtaking 93 not out for the Tshwane Spartans … only for former teammate Albie Morkel to clinch the win for the Durban Heat at SuperSport Park by two wickets with a ball to spare.

    Three tons as bowlers suffer in U15 Week

    Three tons as bowlers suffer in U15 Week

    Tristan le Roux, Ethan Cunningham and Samuel Chemaly ensured that they ended the week with no regrets, as they brought up magnificent hundreds on a batting-friendly fifth and final day of the Momentum U15 Boys Week in Stellenbosch on Tuesday.

    I'm not scared of Steyn, KG - Hafeez

    I'm not scared of Steyn, KG - Hafeez

    The recent decision by 38-year-old Pakistan batter Mohammad Hafeez to retire from red-ball cricket after the 2-1 Test series loss to New Zealand has been labelled by some cricket insiders as an attempt by the batter to avoid fronting up to the Proteas pace attack in the upcoming Test series.

    Batters rule day two of U13 Week

    Batters rule day two of U13 Week

    Day two of the Momentum U13 Cricket Week in Benoni was given over to time cricket games, and there were two outright wins by virtue of teams taking five second-innings wickets, writes THEO GARRUN.