
Watch: 118 was definitely not a par score – Bavuma
Proteas captain Temba Bavuma faces the media after his team’s five-wicket loss to Australia at the T20 World Cup.
Proteas captain Temba Bavuma faces the media after his team’s five-wicket loss to Australia at the T20 World Cup.
An unbeaten stand of 40 by Marcus Stoinis and Matthew Wade saw Australia to a five-wicket win over South Africa in the opening match of the Super 12s of the T20 World Cup on Saturday.
Australia’s Josh Hazlewood led an inspired bowling effort that restricted South Africa to 118-9 in the opening match of the Super 12s at the T20 World Cup.
Two of the tournament’s most fearsome fast bowling units, best-equipped spin arsenals, and powerful batting orders will face off in the first match of the #T20WorldCup Super 12 stage.
Mohammed Moosajee has criticised the current Proteas for not having a united stance on Black Lives Matter and raised concerns about the quota system.
Rassie van der Dussen hit an unbeaten 101 off 51 balls as the Proteas beat Pakistan by six wickets in their T20 World Cup warm-up match.
David Miller had the potential to be among the world’s most potent T20 players. He has flirted with mediocrity throughout his career, but the World Cup is his defining moment, writes RYAN VREDE.
The World Cup narrative will focus on the Proteas choking but there’s another ‘C’ word that could be far more significant, writes Ryan Vrede.
South Africa, perennial under-achievers in ICC events, will go into the T20 World Cup unburdened by high expectations.
In the absence of Faf du Plessis, Aiden Markram’s form will be absolutely crucial to the Proteas at the T20 World Cup, writes RYAN VREDE.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) have announced Castore as its official apparel partner for the next three years.
The CSA Provincial T20 Knock Out has exposed glaring deficiencies across the board in our cricket, most notably in our batting. It is going to cost the Proteas dearly in the years ahead. An intervention is urgently needed and it starts with Graeme Smith, writes RYAN VREDE.
Kagiso Rabada, Anrich Nortje and Tabraiz Shamsi are the foil to a misfiring batting lineup. They will be the foundation upon which any strong World Cup challenge is built, writes RYAN VREDE.
England, Australia, India and, most recently, New Zealand have reiterated that they are the game’s controlling quartet. The International Cricket Council is powerless to curb their behaviour, the most recent examples of which robbed Pakistan of life-giving tours, writes RYAN VREDE.
It only took a chance opportunity for Keshav Maharaj to push his name to the forefront of the candidates to succeed Dean Elgar as Test skipper, writes RYAN VREDE.