Root: We go about things the right way
England captain Joe Root has spoken about his role in the Kagiso Rabada incident which marred the third Test in Port Elizabeth.
‘We need to develop more poster boys’
Interim director of cricket Graeme Smith admits fast bowler Kagiso Rabada is overburdened by cricket – and commercial – responsibilities.
A look into De Kock’s future
Quinton de Kock’s first media conference since being appointed captain of the 50-over team went according to script – if anyone could write one for this swashbuckling prodigy who would rather be fishing, writes DANIEL GALLAN.
Faf – stay or go?
The Money Man chats to Mark Keohane and Ryan Vrede about the slump the Proteas currently find themselves in and they opine on whether it is time for Faf du Plessis to hang up his boots.
‘Robust discussion’ with Smith awaits Faf
Interim director of cricket Graeme Smith has confirmed new ODI captain Quinton de Kock’s appointment is permanent and not just for next month’s series against England.
Making sense of ODI discards
The Proteas squad for next month’s ODI series against England has several obvious omissions.
Rabada rested, Faf not done with ODIs
Selector Linda Zondi has explained the absence of fast bowler Kagiso Rabada and batsman Faf du Plessis from the Proteas squad for next month’s ODI series against England.
Gibson joins Domingo’s Bangladesh staff
Former Proteas coach Ottis Gibson has joined Bangladesh as fast-bowling coach where he will work under Russell Domingo, the man he replaced in the South African dressing room.
Correct ODI squad, seven months too late
The Proteas squad for next month’s three ODIs against England bears an awkward resemblance to what fans, pundits and critics alike wanted at the 2019 World Cup.
Verreynne and Magala in ODI squad
The uncapped Kyle Verreynne and Sisanda Magala have been named in the Proteas ODI squad for next month’s series against England.
De Kock named new Proteas ODI captain
Wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock is the Proteas’ new ODI captain.
Have SA duffed Test Championship?
The Proteas are just one and three-quarter series into the World Test Championship, but they have given up a lot of ground on leaders India and Australia.
Rhodes: Equal opportunity not happening
Former Proteas great Jonty Rhodes says not enough is being done by Cricket South Africa to promote players of colour in the national set-up.
Suspended Rabada: It hurts so much
Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada has rued a familiar lack of discipline, after being suspended by the International Cricket Council for one Test.
The last time the Proteas faced England at the Wanderers in Test cricket
England toured South Africa in the 2015-16 season in a four-match series, like the current one, ANDRE HUISAMEN looks back at when Stuart Broad starred at the Wanderers.
