Watch: Waqar cleans up Kirsten with in-swinger
Flashback to when Pakistan fast bowler Waqar Younis bowled two lightning quick deliveries to get rid of Gary Kirsten in the 1994 Mandela Trophy.
Kirsten quits Pakistan job
Pakistan’s white-ball head coach Gary Kirsten has resigned after just six months in the job and a week before a tour of Australia begins.
Kirsten defends New York pitch
Pakistan coach Gary Kirsten defended the playing surface at New York’s T20 World Cup venue on Sunday following his team’s defeat to India in a low-scoring contest.
Kirsten to coach Pakistan
Gary Kirsten and Jason Gillespie have been appointed as Pakistan head coaches for different formats.
Welsh Fire part ways with Kirsten
Former Proteas opener Gary Kirsten is no longer coach of the Welsh Fire.
Miller is world's best T20 batsman
David Miller has become the pre-eminent and most valuable T20 batsman in the world after years of betraying his potential, writes RYAN VREDE.
Kirsten to help Dutch at T20 World Cup
Gary Kirsten has been brought in to bolster the Netherlands coaching staff ahead of the T20 World Cup.
Kirsten approached to coach England
Gary Kirsten has been approached by the ECB to be the new head coach of the England Test team.
Kirsten keen to coach England Test team
Former Proteas coach Gary Kirsten has expressed interest in the England role as long as it does not involve coaching the white-ball teams too.
How 'first hero' Kirsten helped England's Malan
England batsman Dawid Malan has made regular visits to Gary Kirsten’s coaching academy over the years.
Kirsten's CoachED Cricket online platform boosts Curro coaches
For young cricketers, the importance of good coaching cannot be overstated. However, how does one ensure that coaches of school cricket teams are indeed well equipped to teach modern cricketing skills?
Five highest ODI scores by a Proteas batsman
Herschelle Gibbs’s 175 against Australia in the 438-game of 2006 is the fifth highest individual score by a Proteas batsman in ODI cricket. Here are the five best scores in the 50-overs format by a South African.
Kirsten's work at the heart of India's success, not the IPL
The argument that the Indian Premier League is directly responsible for India chasing down a massive target to win their series is flawed. It has more to do with a thinking transformation that Gary Kirsten was the catalyst for, writes RYAN VREDE.
Kirsten still worried about choking tag
Former opening batsman and coach Gary Kirsten says the Proteas still need to address the relentless ‘choking’ tag, carried by the team into major competitions.
WATCH: From Khayelitsha to World Cup
The Gary Kirsten foundation will take a group of kids from Khayelitsha to the Cricket World Cup in England.
