Siddle is Aussies' third seamer
The Australian selectors have gone with Peter Siddle as one of the three mainline seamers to meet the Proteas in the first Test in Perth, starting Thursday.
'Skill will win' – Rabada
Kagiso Rabada won’t back down to the sledging the Australians are famous for and remains confident for the Test series Down Under.
Steyn in his comfort zone
Dale Steyn is relishing the prospect of playing at a venue which has provided the Proteas with so much success.
'Aussie bowlers lack fear factor'
South Africa batting coach Neil McKenzie believes that Australia’s bowling attack lacks any source of a fear factor.
Time to Shine
The Proteas Women must refocus for next month’s tour of Australia after going down 5-2 against the White Ferns. We previewed both series in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine.
White Ferns win 5-2
New Zealand have won the seven-match ODI series 5-2 after beating the Proteas Women by 126 runs at Boland Park.
Proteas cruise in practice match
It was ‘Mission Accomplished’ when the Proteas drew their day-night practice match against a CA XI team in Adelaide.
Proteas women cruise home
Mignon du Preez dug in to see the Proteas Women through to their second ODI win against the New Zealanders.
De Kock sets tone with a ton
Quinton de Kock continued his rich run of form by smashing 122 in a day-night practice match in Adelaide on Saturday.
Harmer steps up to Essex contract
Warriors spinner Simon Harmer has landed a one-year contract with English county Essex next season.
Aussies hail De Villiers
Before the Proteas skipper was ruled out of the ODI and Test series, Australia’s top players praise AB de Villiers labelling him as ‘genius’.
The Proteas' whitewash-series wrap
The star performers from the Proteas’ ODI series against Australia shed some light on the experience of smashing the Aussies 5-0.
Pink-ball challenge awaits
The pink-ball preparations step up a notch on Saturday when they take on a Cricket Australia XI in a two-day tour match at the Adelaide Oval.
Baggy Greens wary of Protea fire
Australia know they will be in for a difficult battle when they face the Proteas in their three-match Test series starting November 3.
Can our ladies make the cut?
The ticket ballot for the for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 Final, to be held at Lord’s next July, opens October 20.
