Steyn backs himself
In what is being billed as a ‘spinners World Cup’, Proteas fast bowler Dale Steyn says he isn’t concerned that conditions in India won’t suit him.
Gayle ton crushes England
Chris Gayle hammered 100 off 47 balls as West Indies raced to a comfortable six-wicket victory over England in the World T20 on Wednesday.
Pakistan get off to winning start
Pakistan opened their 2016 World T20 campaign with a crushing 55-run win over Bangladesh at Eden Gardens on Wednesday.
ACSU gets new chairperson
Cricket South Africa have appointed retired judge Bernard Ngoepe as the Independent non-executive chairperson of their Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU).
Dhoni blasts batsmen for defeat
MS Dhoni has laid the blame for India’s shock 47-run loss to New Zealand in the opening World Twenty20 group match in Nagpur at his batsmen’s door.
Proteas mix it up
South Africa wrapped up their warm-up match preparation for the World T20 with an eight-wicket win against a combined Mumbai Cricket Association XI on Tuesday.
Kiwis put India in tailspin
The masterly spin of Mitchell Santner and Ish Sodhi smashed India to a humiliating 47-run defeat in the opening match of their home-ground World T20 in Nagpur.
Country's best do battle
Come Monday 21 March, there will be a new national schools cricket champion at the finals of the Coca-Cola Schools T20 Challenge
Tahir: No extra pressure on me
Imran Tahir has rejected the notion that there is extra pressure on him as a leg-spinner just because the World T20 is being played in India.
Lukewarm-ups for SA women
If the World T20 warm-up matches are all about learning, the SA women were given some harsh lessons as they went down to England by seven wickets on Monday.
Rossouw set for county stint
Leicestershire Cricket Club have signed South Africa’s Rilee Rossouw for the final stages of the NatWest T20 Blast in England.
Dolphins robbed by bad light
The Titans escaped defeat by the skin of their teeth when bad light stopped play with the Dolphins needing 18 runs off four overs.
Tsolekile breaks his silence
Thami Tsolekile has admitted for the first time that he was approached by Gulam Bodi to fix matches, but insists his only crime was not to report it to authorities.
Titans' drive held up
The Titans’ drive for victory was brought to a halt by Sarel Erwee’s ton, which enabled to the Dolphins to declare at 306-4 in the Sunfoil battle at Kingsmead on Saturday.
Proteas win first warm-up
Quinton de Kock and JP Duminy scored fifties as South Africa beat India by four runs in their first warm-up game on Saturday.
