Proteas reveal their depth
The Proteas thrashed Australia without seven first-choice players. They have every reason to celebrate.
The Proteas thrashed Australia without seven first-choice players. They have every reason to celebrate.
The Proteas must find room for Hashim Amla in the next ODI, and Farhaan Behardien seems the logical player to miss out.
Australia’s decision to rest a couple of their players for the ODI series against the Proteas is bad news for both sides.
Why is Temba Bavuma being tested at ODI level before he’s been tested at domestic level?
It was a sad day for cricket when the transformation targets were introduced.
The Proteas have a selection issue on their hands when they travel to Australia in November.
AB de Villiers’ autobiography hints at him specialising in the shorter formats, which would be a travesty for the Test team.
There is a new maturity about Dale Steyn, and it indicates he is self-managing his undiminished excellence.
The conditions favoured the Proteas more in the first Test at Kingsmead, and they would have gone on to win it.
Unprepared, empty, rainy … why bother with Kingsmead?
The Proteas need to come out fighting in the first Test against New Zealand.
A picture of the Match-Fix Four should be pinned up in every cricket change room throughout the land, and in every school pavilion.
CSA must be more open if they want to avoid the media speculating on the selection policies.
Has South Africa really got enough quality players to fill 12 franchises at the highest domestic level?
Kagiso Rabada isn’t taking life too seriously, and that’s exactly how it should be at his age.