A power play rooted in legal might has derailed a noble and necessary process in the Social Justice and Nation Building hearings. Now testimony is leaking, and compounding racial tension in South African, laments RYAN VREDE.
CARL LEWIS lists the five best individual match-winning performances from South Africans against the Windies in the Caribbean.
CSA has announced its T20I and Test squads for the upcoming tour of the Caribbean against the West Indies. CARL LEWISÂ highlights some interesting talking points.
An overwhelming majority of readers have voted in favour of Simon Harmer and Kyle Abbott returning to the Proteas Test team.
Cricket South Africa convenor of selectors Victor Mpitsang believes the upcoming Test series against the West Indies is an important corner for the Proteas to turn.
Prenelan Subrayen and Lizaad Williams have earned maiden call-ups to the Proteas Test squad for the upcoming tour of West Indies.
As a two-Test series against the West Indies looms on the cricket horizon, the Proteas will need Kagiso Rabada performing at his ferocious best, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Have your say by weighing in on whether you’d select Simon Harmer and Kyle Abbott to play for the Proteas Test team in the upcoming series against the West Indies.
Simon Harmer and Kyle Abbott would improve the Proteas’ chances of winning Test matches. The last time I checked, that was reason enough for any player to be in the selection mix, argues RYAN VREDE.
Enjoy this vintage weekend ‘rewind’ by looking back when AB de Villiers compiled a dominant 169 against Australia at the WACA in 2012 to help set up another away-series win for the Proteas.
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that the Proteas will tour the West Indies for a Test and T210 series, starting on 10 June.
Hashim Amla is deeply missed in a playing context, but the South African continues to be one of the most powerful voices in cricket, evidenced most recently by his moving offering on the Palestine issue, writes RYAN VREDE.
The Proteas’ fall to seventh in the Test rankings is a sad state of affairs, but it also serves as a reminder that iconic teams from the recent past were as good as it gets, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
If your objective is winning a major trophy, you have to pick the best available players. And if the Proteas want to win the T20 World Cup, they have to pick ‘freelancers’, writes RYAN VREDE.
With the T20 World Cup scheduled for later this year, CARL LEWIS highlights some potential selection bolters that could add quality ahead of the showpiece.
