Du Plessis: Warner was a bully

In his recently published book, former Proteas captain Faf Du Plessis has opened up about leadership, relationships and being bullied by the David Warner.

Proteas postmortem: Lies, misdirection and no accountability

The South African cricket fraternity has had to deal with the embarrassment of a World Cup exit at the hands of the Netherlands and their leadership not giving a toss about telling them why, writes RYAN VREDE.

Watch: Faf on Proteas' World Cup flop

Faf du Plessis chats to SuperSport’s Neil Andrews about the Proteas’ T20 World Cup loss to the Netherlands, the chokers tag, and his book.

Why Proteas selectors backed Bavuma

Proteas selection convener Victor Mpitsang has explained why Temba Bavuma was picked ahead of Reeza Hendricks throughout the T20 World Cup.

One Protea in team of T20 World Cup

South Africa has a single representative in the official Team of the Tournament for the 2022 T20 World Cup.

Mpitsang responds to Shamsi tweet

Proteas selection convener Victor Mpitsang says he is “disappointed” with Tabraiz Shamsi for suggesting he wasn’t backed at the T20 World Cup.

Coetzee gets Proteas call-up

Knights fast bowler Gerald Coetzee has been included in the Proteas squad for the three-Test tour of Australia.

Why Proteas didn't pick Reeza

Temba Bavuma addressed the non-selection of Reeza Hendricks during the T20 World Cup after the Proteas arrived back from Australia.

Petersen to miss Proteas' Australian tour

Keegan Petersen has been ruled out of South Africa’s three-Test tour of Australia.

Bavuma: I don't choose if I become captain

Temba Bavuma admits others may decide for him whether he continues as Proteas white-ball captain.

Bavuma still in state of 'disbelief'

Proteas captain Temba Bavuma says he is still coming to terms with his team’s shock defeat to the Netherlands that cost them a place in the T20 World Cup semi-finals.

CSA announces new broadcast deal

Viacom18 Sports has continued its investment in South African cricket by securing a major seven-year, exclusive digital and television broadcast rights deal with CSA.

End of an error

Mark Boucher failed to arrest a culture of mediocrity, was devoid of emotional intelligence, and leaves the Proteas in a shambolic state, writes RYAN VREDE.

Boucher warns of Proteas player exodus

Departing coach Mark Boucher has hinted that some Proteas players could opt to end their international careers prematurely.

This wasn't a choke

The Proteas didn’t revisit old World Cup habits. They just weren’t good enough across two matches, writes RYAN VREDE.