Another award for Rabada
South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada has clinched the Gauteng Sportsman of the Year award.
Klusener takes up coaching role in India
Former South African all-rounder Lance Klusener has been appointed to Delhi’s coaching staff for the Ranji Trophy – India’s premier first-class competition.
Smith out of CPL
Former Australia skipper Steve Smith has withdrawn from the rest of the 2018 CPL due to an abdominal strain.
PSL hints at AB recruitment
Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers will reportedly play in the 2019 Pakistan Super League.
Tallawahs robbed by rain
The Tallawahs pipped to the post in the last over after scoring a mighty 206-6 as the Patriots clinched the fourth and final CPL playoff spot.
Root praises Moeen for performance
England captain Joe Root has heaped praise on recalled off-spinner Moeen Ali for a superb bowling performance that secured the series win against India.
Jacobs bedding in with Canucks
Former South Africa wicketkeeper-batsman Davy Jacobs debuted for Canada on Saturday.
Run fest at St David's
The St David’s two-day time cricket festival ended on Sunday with two draws and two 10-wicket wins in the four matches played.
Cremer out of SA tour
Zimbabwean leg-spinner Graeme Cremer will miss the limited overs series against South Africa following knee surgery.
England take Test series 3-1
After the loss of Virat Kohli, England snapped up the last six wickets to beat India by 60 runs and take the series 3-1.
Eight-star Siraj overshadows three-figure Khawaja
Fast bowler Mohammed Siraj’s telling eight-wicket haul for India A upstaged Usman Khawaja’s superb century for Australia A.
Results on the cards at St David's
The eight teams playing in the St David’s Time Cricket Festival are halfway through their second matches, and results look possible in all of them.
Munro, Bravo set up big win for Trinbago
Colin Munro and Darren Bravo’s six-fest set up a 46-run win for Trinbago over the Patriots.
Buttler saves England's blushes
Jos Buttler stood strong amid an England collapse to keep his side in the hunt for victory over India.
England crumble in second innings
England lost their fourth wicket straight after lunch to leave them just 65 runs ahead of India with six wickets in hand.
