Proteas lose series
The Proteas Women have gone 4-1 down in the seven-match series to the White Ferns, after losing by 95 runs at Boland Park on Wednesday.
SA restrict NZ to 208-8
The Proteas women put on an economical bowling display to help reduce New Zealand to 208-8 in their 50 overs.
Cobras coach wrangle goes on
Talks aimed at resolving the dispute between senior players and the head coach of the Cape Cobras, Paul Adams, have been extended for another 14 days.
Proteas must beware the dew
The Proteas bowlers have been given a heads-up by Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq, who warns that dew could be a major factor in day-night Tests.
Ngidi vital to Northerns dominance
Lungi Ngidi inspired Northerns to a 10-wicket drubbing over Eastern Province in the latest round of Sunfoil Cup three-day matches played at the weekend.
Clarke names all-time Test XI
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke’s XI is certainly a competitive one, but were any South Africans included?
Big wins for Rondebosch and Wynberg
With the 2016-17 school cricket season now in full swing, there were a stack of interesting results from the weekend.
Schools results 15-16 October
All the schools results from around the country this past weekend.
Rapid Return
An on-fire Dale Steyn is going to be central to the Proteas’ chances of success Down Under. Featured in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine.
SA ready for pink-ball encounter
Russell Domingo is confident his side will cope with the pink ball ahead of their first-ever day-night Test.
Proteas Women suffer crushing defeat
New Zealand Women have gone 3-1 up in the seven-match series, after needing just 28.2 overs to see off the Proteas’ 194.
Aussies regret sledges – AB
AB de Villiers has revealed that Australia’s tour to South Africa in 2014 produced the worst sledging he’s ever heard.
'Confidence is key' – Du Plessis
Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis believes form and confidence will count for everything Down Under.
Proteas pacemen hold the key
The Proteas are considering returning to the old days and fielding an all-pace attack in perhaps two of the three Tests in Australia.
'The series is still alive' – Moreeng
Proteas Women coach Hilton Moreeng is proud of the way his players have performed so far, despite trailing New Zealand 2-1.
