AB de Villiers has rights, too
There seems to be a lot of rising anger over AB de Villiers’ decision to hang back on Tests.
Kolpak moves are unstoppable
If Kyle Abbott had announced his decision to take a Kolpak contract one year ago, I suspect the news would have been met with an indifferent shrug.
Jennings: Made in England
Cricket is played in a global village, and the quicker we get used to that idea, the better.
Prepare for life after Steyn
Is this the end of Dale Steyn? Regardless of the answer, now is the time to think about his successor.
Nothing Lucky about Phehlukwayo
Andile Phehlukwayo has emerged from the ODI series against Australia not only as a history-maker, but as a beacon of hope.
Steyn must call the shots
There is a new maturity about Dale Steyn, and it indicates he is self-managing his undiminished excellence.
They let South Africa down
A picture of the Match-Fix Four should be pinned up in every cricket change room throughout the land, and in every school pavilion.
Diluting the talent?
Has South Africa really got enough quality players to fill 12 franchises at the highest domestic level?
The talent drain
South Africa’s cricket administrators are caught between a rock and a hard place when it comes to getting the best out of the Proteas.
The darker side of IPL
The IPL is nothing if not a wild roller-coaster ride of hope, glory … and despair for some of the Saffas.
IPL has unlocked the talent
In the World T20, AB and Faf were scratching through the garbage in search of a run. Now they are high-rolling in the IPL.
KP and the impossible dream
Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen will never play for the Proteas.
Stats, lies and other numbers
The T20 carnival is over, so let’s open the champagne, hail the heroes and check their stats.
Mankad? Just follow the rules. Simple
What, I ask, is wrong with running out an errant batsman?
Gulam Bodi … the ‘nearly man’
Gulam Bodi, the man accused of orchestrating a match-fixing ring, will probably go down in the cricketing annals as a ‘nearly man’.
