
Highlights: Zimbabwe vs Proteas (Tri-Series T20I)
The Proteas cruised to a five-wicket win in their T20I Tri-Series opener in Harare.
The Proteas cruised to a five-wicket win in their T20I Tri-Series opener in Harare.
South Africa continued their dominance over Zimbabwe with a five-wicket win in the opening match of a T20I Tri-Series in Harare on Monday.
Follow the Tri-Series T20I between Zimbabwe and the Proteas in Harare.
Captain Rassie van der Dussen says he’s excited to see what South Africa’s four T20I debutants can do in a Tri-Series against Zimbabwe and New Zealand in Harare.
Dewald Brevis says making his Test debut for the Proteas in Bulawayo was a “dream come true”.
Wiaan Mulder says West Indies legend Brian Lara told him he should have attempted to break his record for the highest individual score in Test cricket.
Former West Indies captain Chris Gayle has criticised Wiaan Mulder for passing up a “once in a lifetime opportunity” to break Brian Lara’s world record Test score.
Rubin Hermann says a phone call from Proteas team management was one of the most important of his life.
Proteas head coach Shukri Conrad says Wiaan Mulder showed his character by putting the team first and turning down a shot at cricketing immortality.
Proteas batting coach Ashwell Prince believes Wiaan Mulder made the right decision by not attempting to break Brian Lara’s world Test score record.
Corbin Bosch took four wickets as the Proteas completed an innings win in Bulawayo.
South Africa completed an innings-and-236-run win after Zimbabwe collapsed after lunch on the third day of the second Test in Bulawayo.
Temba Bavuma has been nominated for the SA Men’s Player of the Year award after leading the Proteas to their maiden World Test Championship title.
Lhuan‑dre Pretorius’ 17‑year‑old brother, Vihan, has been named in the SA U19 squad for a three‑match Youth ODI series against Bangladesh in Benoni, followed by a Tri‑Series in Harare.
Wiaan Mulder missed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to write himself into Test cricket history, writes SIMON BORCHARDT.