England crush South Africa A
England regained momentum ahead of the ODI series against the Proteas by beating South Africa A by 163 runs in Kimberley on Saturday.
McKenzie hangs up his boots
Former Proteas batsman Neil Mckenzie has retired from all forms of cricket after a first-class career that spanned 21 years.
Lions win thriller
Stephen Cook backed up his Test century on debut with another ton in the Momentum One Day Cup, as the Highveld Lions edged out the Warriors by four runs in Johannesburg on Friday.
Morris blasts Knights away
Chris Morris slammed 45 runs off 16 balls to give the Titans a winning target of 302 and set up their third win in the Momentum One Day Cup in Benoni on Friday night.
Cobras too strong for Dolphins
The Cape Cobras continue to lead the way at the top of the Momentum One Day Cup standings, after defeating the Dolphins by 68 runs at Newlands on Friday.
Opportunity beckons
There are a few fringe players who could benefit from a strong showing for South Africa A when they take on England in an ODI match in Kimberley on Saturday.
Dolphins suspend Frylinck
Dolphins all-rounder Robbie Frylinck has been suspended from his franchise with immediate effect.
Ford swaps Surrey for Sri Lanka
Former Proteas coach Graham Ford has left English county Surrey to become head coach of Sri Lanka for a second time.
Rabada shoots up rankings
Kagiso Rabada, Quinton de Kock and Hashim Amla all moved up in the latest ICC Test rankings following the fourth Test at Centurion.
Domingo hits back at critics
Proteas coach Russell Domingo has offered to write a book entitled ‘They think we are stupid’ in response to the criticism his team has had to endure.
MCL will determine Smith's future
Former South African captain Graeme Smith says the Masters Champions League could pave the way for him to make a comeback.
Smith's 100 in vain for SA U19s
South Africa lost their opening match of the U19 World Cup against Bangladesh by 43 runs, despite a hundred by Liam Smith.
What we've learned
Five lessons from South Africa’s four-match series against England, which they lost 2-1.
'We're a long way from reaching our potential'
England skipper Alastair Cook believes his side are far from the finished article, while opposite number AB de Villiers thinks they will be the team to beat.
Rabada was SA's best
JON CARDINELLI rates the Proteas’ performances in the four-Test series against England.
