SA lose two after slow start

South Africa were 96-2 at tea on day one at St George’s Park, JON CARDINELLI reports.

De Villiers leads as SA bat

The Proteas have won the toss and decided to bat first in the inaugural four-day Test against Zimbabwe in Port Elizabeth.

Faf out; AB takes over

AB de Villiers will captain the Proteas in their day-night Test against Zimbabwe, starting on Tuesday in Port Elizabeth, after Faf du Plessis was ruled out because of a viral infection.

Australia in command, again

A hundred by David Warner gave Australia control of the fourth Test against England in Melbourne, ending day one on 244-3.

SA-born Curran poised for Ashes Test debut

South African-born Surrey paceman Tom Curran will receive his Test debut for England in the Ashes Boxing Day match. 

I will drive Gibson's vision – Maketa

Malibongwe Maketa says he is comfortable with his role as assistant coach to Ottis Gibson ahead of the Proteas’ four-day pink-ball Test against Zimbabwe. 

Viljoen stars in nail-biting Lions victory

Hardus Viljoen took 3-43 and struck 30 off 28 balls at the death to claim a victory off the last ball for the Lions against the Dolphins at Senwes Park on Saturday.

AB fit for Test return

AB de Villiers has confirmed that he is fully fit for the Zimbabwe Test, while Chris Morris is yet to recover from a groin strain he picked up in the Ram Slam T20 final. 

Kohli returns for SA ODIs

Virat Kohli, who rested while India demolished Sri Lanka in their ODI series, returns to lead his side in six ODIs against South Africa in February.

Linde cuts down Warriors

George Linde’s six wickets wrapped up a 67-run victory for the Cape Cobras over the Warriors in their One-Day Cup match in Oudtshoorn.

Gibson faces selection dilemma

AB de Villiers and Dale Steyn have given Proteas coach Ottis Gibson selection dilemmas ahead of the day-night Test against Zimbabwe, starting in Port Elizabeth on Boxing Day.

Rohit matches Miller record

India’s Rohit Sharma, warming up for his tour of South Africa next month, has matched David Miller’s record for the fastest Twenty20 international century.

Zimbabwe handed a lesson

Zimbabwe were given a hint of the task ahead when a young SA Invitation side  beat then by five wickets under lights in Paarl.

Klaasen leads crushing win

Heinrich Klaasen’s blistering 91 was the standout innings as the Titans crushed the Knights by seven wickets, with 21 overs remaining, in the Momentum One-Day Cup.

SA Schools, Colts teams named

The Coca-Cola Khaya Majola week has reached its end and SACricketmag.com attended the announcement of the SA Schools side.