Captain Eoin Morgan emerged disappointed and critical, after England slumped to a hefty 219-run defeat to Sri Lanka in Tuesday’s rain-affected fifth ODI in Colombo.
Captain Dane van Niekerk has implored South Africa’s top- through middle-order to perform well at next month’s Women’s World Twenty20.
Day two of the 4-Day Franchise Series saw the batsmen coming into their own as the Titans regrouped to keep themselves in the game against the Cobras, the Lions took a healthy lead over the Knights and the Dolphins cashed in against the Warriors.
Despite trailing 3-0 in the series, the Sri Lankans showed their competitive side in the fifth and final ODI against England in Colombo to clinch a morale-boosting 219-run victory.
The Proteas Women enjoyed a fabulous send-off before departing for the West Indies to compete for the Women’s World T20 competition.
Eathan Bosch, the 20-year-old fast bowler from the Dolphins, talks about his maiden six-wicket haul for the Dolphins, which he secured against the Warriors at Kingsmead on the first day of their 4-Day Franchise Series match
Chris Morris has revealed that the Mzansi Super League has been the big talk among the Proteas players in the last few weeks as the competition prepares to launch in November.
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that both JP Duminy and Wiaan Mulder will face a three-month injury lay-off.
‘Betting is illegal in India … yet there are more than 10,000 bookmakers.’ – Al Jazeera
Seamer Eathan Bosch emerged grateful and proud, after capitalising on some reverse swing en route to a maiden five-wicket haul for the Dolphins on Monday.
Al Jazeera’s investigative unit reveals more explosive evidence of corruption in cricket. The Munawar Files reveal that a previously featured match-fixer is part of a powerful criminal syndicate and has been fixing international matches since 2010.
The JP21 Foundation and PPC officially handed over a new concrete practice and match cricket pitch to Spine View Primary School in Rocklands, Mitchell’s Plain on Monday.
A brilliant return of 6-38 from young speedster Eathan Bosch helped the Dolphins take control of their 4-Day Franchise Series clash with the Warriors at a sun-soaked Kingsmead Cricket Stadium on Monday.
Bowlers held sway on day one of the third round of matches in the 4-Day Franchise Series, with the Titans rolled out in under 38 overs and the Warriors struggling to 175 all out.
Australia made easy work of the United Arab Emirates’ offering of 117 off their 20 overs, the visitors losing just three wickets in reaching their target with almost four overs in hand in Abu Dhabi.
