Why JP’s the man
JP Duminy will have a crucial bowling role to play in the lead up to the 2015 World Cup.
Pieces in a puzzle
Andrew Hudson, Russell Domingo and AB de Villiers cannot claim to be on the same page about berths in the World Cup squad.
Focus on bowlers
The South African attack needs to find form in Australasia over the next two months.
NZ won’t roll over
The ODI series in New Zealand represents both a challenge and an opportunity for what is a well-balanced Proteas team.
War on spinners
Inside the last three months, the ICC has suspended 10 spin bowlers for suspect actions. It’s a farcical situation.
Bring ‘KP’ back
Kevin Pietersen is too good not to be playing international cricket for England.
Out of their depth
Both the Cobras and Dolphins were inadequately prepared for the Champions League tournament.
SA’s best-ever 25 players revisited
Staring up from the cover of the book of ‘The 25 greatest South African cricketers of all time’ are 16 faces in black and white and nine in colour. This book, The Selected, was written by two of the country’s most respected cricket journalists in 2007.
Delivering at the death of an innings
Death bowling is a skill that South African players need to master sooner rather than later.
Peterson to shine
Robin Peterson will lend variety to the Proteas bowling attack on a flat deck at St George’s Park.
Prince walking a tightrope
It’s not easy to form an absolute opinion from outside the boundary ropes, let alone 10 000km away, but Ashwell Prince is involved in one of the most sensitive cricket disciplinary issues imaginable.
Sledging is rightly here to stay
There is a place for sledging in the game, as long as the chirps and comments are within reason.
Faith in Domingo
Russell Domingo has earned the right to coach the Proteas beyond the 2015 World Cup in Australia.
Proteas make bold statement
South Africa’s decision to bowl first in a tournament final against Australia said a lot for the team’s progress.
Tahir top of pops
First it was Quinton de Kock who reached 1 000 ODI runs in the same number of innings (21) as Sir Viv Richards, Kevin Pietersen and Jonathan Trott and now Imran Tahir has also leapt to the top of an exclusive ODI list.
