Rassie dents Klaasen’s World Cup hopes
The recent rise of Rassie van der Dussen has stunted Heinrich Klaasen’s chance for a starting position in the Proteas’ World Cup XI, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Early IPL 2019 start on cards
An early start to the 2019 Indian Premier League is in the planning in order to offer the Indian players (as well as the international stars) some breathing space prior to the start of the 2019 Cricket World Cup.
Lee: England warm-up will test implementation
Lizelle Lee suggests that Monday’s warm-up game against England will test the Proteas’ new positive approach that they worked on during the post-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.
Van Niekerk ahead of the Windies tour
Proteas Women captain Dane van Niekerk looks ahead at the West Indies tour and the T20 World Cup.
Making the World Cup trophy
Take a look at how the ICC Cricket World Cup trophy was made.
2019 World Cup fixtures
The ICC announced the 2019 World Cup fixtures on Thursday, with the tournament taking place from 30 May to 14 July in Wales and England.
Rolfes ton in vain
Hermann Rolfes’ middle-order century was not enough as SA U19 suffered their first loss of the U19 World Cup to New Zealand.
No surprises in SA U19 WC squad
CSA announced their SA U19 World Cup squad on Monday and there were no surprises regarding the selection after their Tri-Series final triumph on Sunday.
AB: Winning WC has become too important
AB de Villiers says that the pressure to win the World Cup has affected the Proteas’ ability to perform on the big stage.
SA draw World Champions in U19 WC
South Africa have drawn defending champions West Indies in the 2018 U19 World Cup to be hosted in New Zealand.
Let’s show what we’re made of – Kapp
Proteas all-rounder Marizanne Kapp says the long break they’ve had in between games will help them take another victory over West Indies on Sunday.
Proteas edge to victory in World Cup opener
They left it late, but the Proteas Women won their World Cup opener against Pakistan by three wickets in Leicester.
Five great underdog performances
As the Proteas prepare for their one-off ODI against Ireland, we take a look at some of the great underdog stories, which often involves the Irish.
Peterson saves the day
Robin Peterson, who turns 37 today, was instrumental in the Proteas’ comeback victory over India at the 2011 World Cup.
