It's been frustrating – Steyn
Dale Steyn is eager to get back on the park after a long injury layoff forced him out of the bulk of the Proteas’ Test season last summer.
SA vs NZ: Five talking points
Unpredictable conditions, a new captain, and Test-match cricket for the first time in eight months. Are the Proteas ready?
We have to adapt – Elgar
The Proteas need to deal with unknown conditions as Durban hosts a Test match in August for the first time.
Van Niekerk honoured to win award
Dane van Niekerk admits that winning the CSA Women’s Cricketer of the Year was unexpected.
Proteas must show mettle
The Proteas need to come out fighting in the first Test against New Zealand.
Proteas in good shape – Domingo
Proteas coach Russell Domingo is happy with the amount of cricket his players have been playing ahead of the NZ series.
Lee's Storm progress to semi-finals
Lizelle Lee’s Western Storm have made it to the Super League semi-finals, joining Dane van Niekerk’s Loughborough Lightning.
Boucher to aid Proteas
Former Proteas wicketkeeper-batsman Mark Boucher is to help coach the Test team ahead of their clash with New Zealand.
Domingo shrugs off transformation targets
Proteas coach Russell Domingo says that no transformation targets have been set for him ahead of the NZ Test series.
Van Niekerk blots out Stars
Dane van Niekerk found top form to smash 91 runs and take two wickets as Loughborough beat Surrey in the Women’s Super League.
Devnarain beaming with pride
Dinesha Devnarain spoke proudly about her team’s performance after the Proteas concluded their tour to Ireland on Thursday.
SA vs NZ Test stats
We crunch the numbers ahead of the Test series, starting 19 August.
Proteas Women wrap up series
Laura Wolvaardt became the second-youngest ODI centurion, as the Proteas took an unassailable 3-0 lead against Ireland.
Du Preez sets up second win
Mignon du Preez hammered a brilliant unbeaten 116 to set up the Proteas women for a 68-run victory over the Irish in the second ODI in Dublin.
Kleinveldt leads crushing win
Rory Kleinveldt added captaincy to his repertoire when Northamptonshire completed a bruising 251-run win over Jacques Rudolph’s Glamorgan in the County Championship.
