Dhawan rants over Airline debacle

Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan was unimpressed with Emirates Airlines after he arrived in South Africa without his family. 

Morris replaces Olivier

Chris Morris has been added to the Proteas squad for the first Test against India starting at Newlands on 5 January. 

Rain wins on day four

Rain ended play on day four of the Ashes at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with Australia on 103-2 and trailing by 61 runs. 

De Kock, Dhawan doubtful for Newlands

Shikhar Dhawan and Quinton de Kock could miss the first Test between India and South Africa at Newlands. 

CSA, Saca battle over contracts

CSA and its players are set to negotiate their MOU which expires at the end of April. 

'It's like any other format'

AB de Villiers insists that there isn’t much difference between pink-ball cricket and other formats. 

Cook double-ton powers England

Alastair Cook’s stoic double-century helped England pass Australia’s first innings total of 327, to take a 164-run lead at the MCG. 

Maharaj gets Zim in a spin

Keshav Maharaj’s performance of 5-59 at St George’s Park is our Play of the Day.

Potent Proteas destroy Zimbabwe

The Proteas bowlers combined to claim 16 wickets on day two and beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 120 runs at St George’s Park. JON CARDINELLI reports.

Morkel mauls Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe were 36-0 at tea after a Morné Morkel-inspired South Africa enforced the follow-on earlier on day two at St George’s Park.

Zimbabwe face defining session

The Zimbabwe batsmen will face a battle for survival in the first session of day two at St George’s Park.

Agony for Lee and Du Preez

It was ecstasy and agony for Lizelle Lee and Mignon du Preez as their 96-run partnership came to nought when the Perth Scorchers beat the Melbourne Stars by nine wickets in the Women’s Big Bash League.

Cook's ton leads fightback

Alastair Cook’s 32nd Test hundred underpinned England’s fightback to end 135 runs adrift after day two of the fourth Ashes Test.

Markram, Morkel lift Proteas

Aiden Markram scored a century and Morné Morkel ripped through the Zimbabwe top order to put South Africa in charge after day one at St George’s Park. JON CARDINELLI reports.

Markram leads SA charge

Aiden Markram scored his second Test century to boost South Africa to 251-4 at the dinner break on day one at St George’s Park. JON CARDINELLI reports.