Cricket’s moment of reckoning
Jacques Faul’s allegations of Cricket South Africa being captured must prompt an immediate independent investigation, writes RYAN VREDE.
Chaos deepens at CSA
Acting CSA chief executive Dr Jacques Faul will reportedly step down from his post in September.
ECB sets September 100-ball trial
The England and Wales Cricket Board announced on Thursday that a trial will be held in September for the proposed 100-ball tournament.
Qalandars take CSA to court
The Durban Qalandars have run out of patience and will file court papers to protect their interests in any T20 league established by Cricket South Africa.
SuperSport pulls out of T20 deal
Two months after Cricket South Africa announced the ‘biggest deal in SA cricket history’, linking SuperSport to a ‘global’ T20 league, the broadcaster has pulled out.
Johnson quits T20 circuit
Mitchell Johnson, who became a T20 wanderer after retiring from international cricket in 2015, has decided enough is enough.
Proteas bamboozled by spin
Sri Lanka’s spinners destroyed the Proteas batsmen as they were bowled out for 98, their lowest total in T20Is.
Proteas bat first in T20I
The Proteas have won the toss and have elected to bat first against Sri Lanka in the one-off T20I in Colombo.
BREAKING NEWS: Stokes ‘NOT GUILTY’
England Test star Ben Stokes has been declared not guilty by a Bristol jury.
Mathews’ 97 puts Lankans on top
Angelo Mathews played a superb captain’s innings to guide Sri Lanka to 299-8 in the fifth ODI against the Proteas.
Gibson defends De Kock form
Ottis Gibson says Quinton de Kock has been working hard at learning how to maintain consistency and form.
Proteas top-order carry the day
The South African top-order, led by Faf du Plessis’s 79, got in a good day’s batting as they ended on 338, a lead of 51 over a Sri Lanka XI in their warm-up match in Colombo.
Markram aims to conquer spin
Aiden Markram says the Proteas have worked hard to prepare themselves for spinning conditions in Sri Lanka.
Cheating players to be hit harder
Players convicted of ball-tampering could be suspended for up to six Test matches or 12 ODIs, under new guidelines adopted by the ICC.
Proteas Women aim to rewrite history
Hilton Moreeng says the Proteas Women must be wary of England’s fightback as they aim to clinch an ODI series against them for the first time.
