Cook admits disappointment
SA A captain Stephen Cook was disappointed with his side’s draw with Zimbabwe A, but is confident of responding with victory.
SA U19s lose series
South Africa U19s have lost the Youth ODI series against Sri Lanka U19s 2-1, following their six-wicket defeat in the decider in Colombo.
IXU Sport team up with Titans
Prizes up for grabs, as IXU Sport celebrate their partnership with the Titans.
Miller grinds it out
David Miller’s T20 struggles continued as the St Lucia Zouks crumbled by eight wickets against the high-flying Guyana Amazon Warriors in the CPL.
SA A draw with Zim A
A resilient batting display from Zimbabwe A enabled them to draw the first four-day match against SA A in Harare.
Ackerman heads to Australia
SuperSport broadcaster HD Ackerman will part ways with the company to take up a coaching role in Australia.
'I want Proteas to be the best'
Proteas Women bowler Marcia Letsoalo wants to take her game to a new level as a busy season approaches for the national side.
Star players to miss Ireland tour
CSA have announced the 14-women Proteas squad to take on Ireland in four ODIs and two T20s in August.
Amir should be banned for life – Pietersen
Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen says that spot-fixers should never be given a second chance.
Taylor retires
West Indies fast bowler Jerome Taylor has retired from Test cricket.
SA A lead by 307
Dwaine Pretorius followed up his performance with the bat with three wickets, to leave SA A well placed against Zimbabwe A in Harare.
Sri Lanka edge SA U19s
Sri Lanka U19s have drawn level in their ODI series against South Africa U19s, after beating them by 12 runs (D/L method) in Colombo.
Built for Combat
Temba Bavuma is on the cover of the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine, which is now on sale in leading retail outlets.
Amla on a roll in CPL
Hashim Amla’s good form in the Caribbean continued as his 64 guided the Trinbago Knight Riders to victory over the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Ramela ton guides SA A
Omphile Ramela hit an unbeaten century as South Africa A go into day three with a 348-run lead over Zimbabwe A in Harare.
