Watch: Duminy and Tahir on retirement
JP Duminy and Imran Tahir share what they are going to miss about ODI cricket.
Duminy retires from domestic cricket
JP Duminy has retired from domestic cricket, his Cobras coach, Ashwell Prince, confirmed on Friday.
Duminy to retire from ODIs after World Cup
JP Duminy has announced that the fifth ODI against Sri Lanka at Newlands will be his last home ODI game.
Uncovered: JP Duminy (Episode 4)
Khalid Mohidin chatted to JP Duminy in episode four of SA Cricket magazine’s mini-documentary series.
Watch: Duminy goes shotgun with Skouers
JP Duminy took a break from his MSL commentary duties to jam it up with Chad Chitter aka Skouers on his Morning Drive series on Facebook.
Mulder, Duminy out for three months
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that both JP Duminy and Wiaan Mulder will face a three-month injury lay-off.
JP Duminy foundation, PPC present new school pitch
The JP21 Foundation and PPC officially handed over a new concrete practice and match cricket pitch to Spine View Primary School in Rocklands, Mitchell’s Plain on Monday.
Ratings: SA vs Zimbabwe (2nd T20I)
SACricketmag.com’s KHALID MOHIDIN rates the Proteas’ performances in the second T20I at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom.
Watch: Duminy on CWC, top-order batting
JP Duminy says he still has a lot to offer in the top order for the Proteas and World Cup preparations.
Duminy wants top-order spot
JP Duminy believes he still has a lot to offer the Proteas top order, and rightly so writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Duminy finds positives from difficult tour
JP Duminy reveals some positives after a difficult tour in Sri Lanka.
Proteas look to finish on a high
The Proteas remain committed to finishing the ODI series against Sri Lanka on a high ahead of the fifth match on Sunday.
Duminy: we’ve become more aggressive
JP Duminy speaks to the press ahead of the final ODI against Sri Lanka.
Duminy compares PSL to IPL
JP Duminy talks about the Pakistan Super League and compares it to the Indian Premier League.
Duminy watches as Mumbai cruise in
JP Duminy, selected for his first appearance for the Mumbai Indians, was never given a chance to show his ability as the Chennai Super Kings were beaten by eight wickets in Pune.
