England won the fourth ODI by 18 runs on the D/L method after Sri Lanka posted a fighting 273-7 in Kandy.
‘Every fast bowler that has picked up a cricket ball, he’s tampered with it, make no mistake about it.’
Legendary Aussie wicketkeeper – and former chairman of selectors – Rod Marsh believes that Sandpapergate was the result of Australia’s toxic ‘win at all costs’ culture.
The latest edition of the tournament, the sixth, will be the first standalone event, indicating the strides women’s cricket has made in the last decade.
‘Azhar made a mistake, but see, sometimes you can make a 300 and not be as famous as you are after a run-out.’
After a golden 2016, when Caribbean cricket teams won three ICC world titles, the West Indies will host their second ICC Women’s World T20 this November.
Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed, who helped set up the series win over Australia with innings of 94 and 81 in the second Test in Abu Dhabi, believes that batsmen have enough to worry about without getting involved in verbal jousts with bowlers and fielders.
Western Province made Northern Cape chase leather – with all six batsmen passing 50 – while KwaZulu-Natal have batted themselves into a strong position against North West in the CSA 3-Day Provincial Cup.
St David’s Marist Inanda Prep School are hosting an under-12 festival involving eight schools this weekend, writes THEO GARRUN.
Pakistan secure a 1-0 series win against Australia after to an emphatic 373-run victory in the second Test in Abu Dhabi.
The Royal Challengers Bangalore have reportedly traded Proteas wicketkeeper/batsman Quinton de Kock to the Mumbai Indians in an all-money deal as the IPL’s first trade for 2019.
SA Cricket magazine’s Weekly Show looks at the Proteas squad for the ODI series in Australia and we touch on the Mzansi Super League that’s hotting up now that the teams are named and the draft is done.
Sarel Erwee of the Dolphins updates us on the start to the 4-Day Franchise Series season and says he is looking forward to the upcoming clash with the Warriors.
Tim Paine’s new Aussie side has slipped to fifth place in the world Test rankings after their crushing defeat to Pakistan in Abu Dhabi, losing the two-match series 1-0.
Pakistan stamped their dominance over Australia in Abu Dhabi in the second and final Test to secure a 1-0 series win over the Baggy Greens.
