Convenor of selectors Linda Zondi has hinted that either the veteran Hashim Amla or fellow batsman Aiden Markam will not feature in South Africa’s squad for the World Cup, to be announced on Thursday.
Fast bowler Dale Steyn is confident South Africa will defy historical expectations at the World Cup in the United Kingdom later this year.
KHALID MOHIDIN looks at the different ways the Proteas could line up in England and picks his controversial World Cup.
The candidates for the No 7 berth in South Africa’s XI during the World Cup in the United Kingdom remain in flux.
Former Proteas all-rounder Lance Klusener has insisted that batsman Hashim Amla be named in the squad for the World Cup in the United Kingdom later this year.
The Chennai Super Kings’ deployment of Faf du Plessis as an opening batsman during the 2019 Indian Premier League – and previous editions – is a solid lead for South Africa’s World Cup campaign, writes JONHENRY WILSON.
In-form Proteas duo Faf du Plessis and Imran Tahir underperformed in the Chennai Super Kings’ victory over the Rajasthan Royals.
Cape Cobras assistant coach Faiek Davids has backed Hashim Amla to overcome his bad run of form.
Cricket South Africa will announce their World Cup squad on 18 April 2019.
Former opening batsman and erstwhile Cricket South Africa selection convenor Andrew Hudson has stated that the veteran Hashim Amla must be selected for South Africa’s squad for the 2019 World Cup in the United Kingdom.
Head coach Ottis Gibson’s future with South Africa after the World Cup remains in the balance.
Cricket South Africa chief executive officer Thabang Moroe has confirmed the Proteas won’t have any racial transformation targets for the 2019 World Cup squad.
Titans head coach Mark Boucher has implored the Proteas to name batsman Aiden Markram in the squad for the World Cup in the United Kingdom later this year.
New Zealand announced a strong World Cup squad on Wednesday. The Proteas’ 15 for the global showpiece in the United Kingdom will be named before 18 April.
Fast bowler Dale Steyn isn’t thinking about following former Proteas cricketers Duanne Olivier, Kyle Abbott, Rilee Rossouw and others by signing a Kolpak contract.
