
Taibu senior to make comeback for Tatenda junior
Former Zimbabwe skipper Tatenda Taibu has announced a return to professional cricket at the age of 35.
Former Zimbabwe skipper Tatenda Taibu has announced a return to professional cricket at the age of 35.
Former England captain Alastair Cook has been shortlisted for the Greatest Sporting Moment of 2018 accolade at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards.
Indian batsman Gautam Gambhir has ended a prolific career that spanned almost 20 years.
Nelson Mandela Bay Giants captain Jon-Jon Smuts is looking forward to the addition of England batsman Jason Roy for the rest of the Mzansi Super League. Roy was recruited as the Giants’ international marquee player earlier this year – and arrived this week after a brief stint with the Bengal Tigers in Sharjah’s T10 League. The big-hitting Englishman’s prowess was… Read more →
Captain AB de Villiers has conceded that the Tshwane Spartans will need to go unbeaten for the remainder of the Mzansi Super League to secure a berth in the final.
Titans batsman Andrea Agathangelou has been added to the Tshwane Spartans’ squad for the remainder of the Mzansi Super League.
Day two of the deciding third Test between Pakistan and New Zealand was a slow, drawn-out affair as New Zealand fought back to keep the match on an even keel in Abu Dhabi.
All-rounder Mohammad Hafeez will retire from Test cricket after Pakistan’s ongoing series decider against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi.
Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting shares his thoughts on how to suppress Virat Kohli’s impact on the upcoming Test series between Australia and India.
Batsman Dawid Malan has quashed anticipation that the Cape Town Blitz have already secured a berth in the final of the Mzansi Super League.
The Delhi Daredevils have been renamed the Delhi Capitals ahead of the 2019 Indian Premier League.
Head coach Grant Morgan is hopeful the arrival of Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan will spark the Durban Heat’s turnaround for the remainder of the Mzansi Super League.
University of Pretoria (Assupol Tuks) and the University of Fort Hare were two of the biggest winners on a rain-affected opening day of the University Sport South Africa (USSA) A Week in Stellenbosch on Monday.
The log-leading Blitz remain in the hunt for a home final, while the Stars are encroaching on the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants’ second position in the six-team standings as the Mzansi Super League heads back to Newlands.
Australian batsman Usman Khawaja’s brother, Arsalan, has been charged by police and refused bail over a fake terror plot.