
Labuschagne tons up in Potchefstroom
Batsman Marnus Labuschagne struck a century, as Australia reached a final total of 254 for seven in Saturday’s third and final ODI against the Proteas at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom.
Batsman Marnus Labuschagne struck a century, as Australia reached a final total of 254 for seven in Saturday’s third and final ODI against the Proteas at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom.
Proteas captain Quinton de Kock won the toss and elected to bowl first in Saturday’s third and final ODI against Australia at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom.
Dolphins fast bowler Daryn Dupavillon has been added to the Proteas’ squad for Saturday’s third and final ODI against Australia at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom.
The Proteas will travel to India for this month’s ODI series despite the threat posed by the coronavirus outbreak.
Proteas batsman Janneman Malan will play for Leicestershire in English county cricket later this year.
With the number of fringe Proteas players in the Indian Premier League limited by a lack of interest in South African players at the auction, the main attraction for national team selectors will be the performance of three established performers.
Relive the brilliant and match-winning individual performances by Lungi Ngidi and Janneman Malan, who inspired the Proteas to an emphatic series win over Australia.
A career-best 6-58 in 10 overs was great reward for the hard work Lungi Ngidi has been putting into his cricket lately.
Cricket South Africa has congratulated the Proteas on their successful climax to the home international season with the ODI series victory over Australia.
A brilliant bowling display by Lungi Ngidi and a first-ever ODI ton by Janneman Malan handed the Proteas a six-wicket victory in the second ODI in Bloemfontein on Wednesday.
Quinton de Kock’s failure with the bat proved a blessing in disguise for South Africa in the ODI series against Australia, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Young Janneman Malan will rightly grab the headlines after his stunning century in the second ODI against Australia, but don’t overlook the gritty maturity of a reborn David Miller, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
There have been more glimmers of hope during the course of the South African cricket summer than the raw numbers attest to, but one of the brightest spots has come at the tail end.
South Africa have been through a few awkward middle-order options over the years, but can certainly settle on Kyle Verreynne and Heinrich Klaasen for the foreseeable future.
From a first-ball duck in the first ODI in Paarl to carrying his bat in a magnificent maiden ODI century in Bloemfontein. Janneman Malan would’ve been quite nervous when he walked out to face Mitchell Starc at the Manguang Oval on Wednesday, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN.