Pothas joins Sri Lanka

Former South Africa wicketkeeper-batsman Nic Pothas has been appointed Sri Lanka’s fielding coach, joining former Proteas coach Graham Ford.

Bavuma to nail down Test spot

Proteas batsman Temba Bavuma believes he needs to build on his breakthrough season in the Test arena to establish himself in the team.

Titans Academy and Cricket School to be launched

The Titans have announced plans to create two top-class cricket coaching entities.

USSA edge SA Emerging side

The University Sports South Africa XI claimed their first win of the CSA Triangular Series when they beat South Africa Emerging by 42 runs in Pretoria on Thursday.

Wiese's efforts overrun

David Wiese’s quickfire 40 proved futile as the Barbados Tridents went down by six wickets to the Guyana Warriors in the CPL.

Rocky start for Ntini

Makhaya Ntini’s first Test as coach of Zimbabwe got off to a rocky start as his men were bowled out for 164 by New Zealand on day one in Bulawayo.

Smith's doubles

On this day in 2003, Graeme Smith scored the first of his back-to-back double hundreds against England.

McLaren takes Hampshire through

Ryan McLaren produced a solid all-round performance to take Hampshire across the line in their One Day Cup match against Sussex.

Ingram enhances reputation

Warriors captain Colin Ingram continued his white-ball wonders by smashing 107 for Glamorgan in the Royal London One-Day Cup.

Why Rabada is the present, and future

Kagiso Rabada is not only a winner on the field but more importantly off it as well.

Rabada wins record six awards

Kagiso Rabada’s phenomenal rise as a Proteas bowler was recognised when he won six awards at the CSA ceremony in Johannesburg on Tuesday night.

CSA to fix Proteas player 'targets'

Cricket South Africa is to officially introduce transformation player ‘targets’ at national team level.

Mulder sweeps three awards

The South Africa U19 captain, Wiaan Mulder, received three honours at the CSA’s amateur awards ceremony on Tuesday.

Athers and Donald face off

On this day in 1998, Allan Donald and Mike Atherton squared off at Trent Bridge in one of the great battles.

Cronje and Kallis crack Warne's nod

Shane Warne chose his toughest opponents from each Test nation, and Hansie Cronje and Jacques Kallis got the joint nod from South Africa.