Strauss decision over KP ‘ludicrous’
Andrew Strauss is too weak an individual to take English cricket forward.
CSA awards: The case for Elgar
While Faf du Plessis should be named the T20 International Cricketer of the Year and AB de Villiers and Imran Tahir are ostensibly the frontrunners for the ODI Cricketer of the Year accolade, the Test Cricketer of the Year category promises due reward for Dean Elgar. Elgar is in competition with Hashim Amla and Dale Steyn for the prestigious award… Read more →
Tahir should go to Bangladesh
I reckon Imran Tahir should be South Africa’s first-choice spinner when the selectors pick a squad for the Proteas’ tour of Bangladesh in July.
Tahir must return to the Test arena
Many will disagree but I reckon Imran Tahir should be the first name written on the Proteas team sheet for the tour to Bangladesh.
Since when did we become England?
I thought I was living in England and that the team being written about and spoken about was England.
Options are thin for next bowling coach
Nobody really stands out when it comes to picking a replacement for Allan Donald as South Africa’s next bowling coach.
Players deserve better than this
South Africans don’t exit a World Cup party early without stopping for a rumble in the carpark, arguing who was to blame.
Big boots to fill as Donald steps down
Proteas bowling coach Allan Donald has vacated the building. And at the door he’s left big size 13s to fill.
Who will control Kevin Pietersen?
English cricket needs someone who can control Kevin Pietersen because they certainly need him back.
Neil McKenzie a true role model
Neil McKenzie could not have ended his first-class career on a better note than winning the Sunfoil Series with the Lions.
Aussies an example to all
Australia struck an exceptional balance between their batting and bowling and were deserved winners of the World Cup.
SA’s WC player report cards
We mark each of South Africa’s World Cup squad out of 10. See who clinched a great 9.5, who settled on 5 and who endured a terrible 2.
SA couldn’t handle the pressure
The pressure got to South Africa. If you ask me to sum things up in a word, that’s it. Pressure.
AB should’ve batted at No 4
The decision to bat AB de Villiers at No 5 cost the Proteas dearly in the World Cup semi-final in Auckland.
The day the bowlers went missing
New Zealand had never scored more than 298 runs in 50 overs against South Africa in 61 ODIs.
