Du Plessis explains De Kock captaincy
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis says Quinton de Kock can learn from the responsibility of being captain.
Vihari grinds down SA A
A brilliant century by Hanuma Vihari ensured India A ended in a powerful position at 322-4 after the first day of the second unofficial Test against South Africa A.
Hetmyer trumps Gayle
Chris Gayle’s rapid 65-ball 86 was in vain as 21-year-old Shimron Hetmyer’s unbeaten 79 secured a six-wicket victory for the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
De Kock: ODI was exciting
Stand-in captain Quinton de Kock says the fourth ODI against Sri Lanka was exciting, despite their three-run defeat in Kandy.
Van Niekerk, Kapp tie the knot
Proteas Women captain Dane van Niekerk and teammate Marizanne Kapp have finally tied the knot.
Proteas run-scorers in Sri Lanka
We take a look at the Proteas’ top five Test run-scorers in Sri Lanka.
Sharma, Pandya crush England
Devastating power hitting by India clinched the T20I series against England 2-1.
Miltz and De Klerk hold the fort
Jacob Miltz’s 61 and a determined lower-order fightback hauled the South African U19s to 232 on the first day of the first Test against England, in Scarborough on Sunday.
Gibson satisfied with preparation
Ottis Gibson says he is satisfied with the Proteas’ preparations ahead of the two-match Test series in Sri Lanka.
Positive cricket key to success – Gibson
Ottis Gibson says a positive brand of cricket is vital to the Proteas’ success in the subcontinent.
Gibson defends De Kock form
Ottis Gibson says Quinton de Kock has been working hard at learning how to maintain consistency and form.
Proteas top-order carry the day
The South African top-order, led by Faf du Plessis’s 79, got in a good day’s batting as they ended on 338, a lead of 51 over a Sri Lanka XI in their warm-up match in Colombo.
Shamsi stakes selection claim
Tabraiz Shamsi took five wickets in the Proteas’ two-day warm-up match in Colombo and presented a strong case for an extra spinner for the first Test.
Faf: Are mints allowed?
Faf du Plessis questions the ICC’s ball-tampering ruling, dismissing chewing gum or mints as foreign objects.
Hales anchors England win
Alex Hales’ 41-ball 58 secured a tough five-wicket victory for England over India to level the three-match T20I series.
