
Morkel returns to action
Morne Morkel bowled seven overs for Surrey’s seconds as he returned to action for the first time since being injured in the fourth Test against Australia in early April.
Morne Morkel bowled seven overs for Surrey’s seconds as he returned to action for the first time since being injured in the fourth Test against Australia in early April.
The popularity of AB de Villiers throughout the world is reflected in the ESPN World Fame list just issued, in which he is ranked 99; the only South African to make the list.
The Indian Premier League is taking aim at football and basketball’s heartlands to attract new audiences and more revenue.
Rilee Rossouw emerged triumphant from a head-to-head battle with Dean Elgar as both scored nineties in the One-Day Cup.
Comprehensive 17-, 32- and 23-run wins in the three T20 Internationals against Bangladesh earned many of the Proteas Women important points in the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings.
Three players introduced during the Bangladesh series have been included in the Proteas Women’s squad which will play England in the ICC championship in June.
South African-born Neil Wagner is moving from Otago to Northern Districts for the 2018-19 New Zealand domestic season.
Great quotes from our wonderful world of cricket (21 May 2018).
The planned ‘hundred-ball’ tournament has nothing to do with attracting young people: it’s all about TV scheduling, says former England spinner Graeme Swann.
The Chennai Super Kings romped to a fairly comfortable win against Kings XI Punjab but just failed to steal the top spot in the table from Sunrisers Hyderabad.
Heino Kuhn showed his enduring value by slamming 90 for Kent in an ultimately futile chase of Middlesex’s 313 in the Royal London One-Day Cup.
Lethal bowling from the bottom-feeding Delhi Daredevils crushed the defending champions as the Mumbai Indians failed to chase down 175 and lost by 11 runs to end their playoff hopes.
The Proteas Women sealed a whitewash series victory as they beat Bangladesh by 23 runs in a rain-affected nine-over clash in Bloemfontein.
Werner Coetsee, the veteran Knights spinner and former captain, has retired from playing and will take up a coaching role.
Lalchand Rajput has been appointed as Zimbabwe’s head coach on a three-month deal, with the potential for his appointment to be extended.