India tour details released

Twelve matches, including three Test matches, will be played by India on their South African tour from 5 January to 24 February.

Faf du Plessis press conference

The Proteas captain says the series against Bangladesh is an opportunity for his team to ‘start fresh’.

SA vs Bangladesh discussion

The Inside Edge panel looks ahead to the two-Test series, which starts on Thursday.

Time for Lucky to strike

Back with home comforts, the Proteas have the chance to redeem themselves in the first Test against Bangladesh.

New laws for Proteas series

The International Cricket Council has introduced new playing conditions, which come into force for the Proteas Test against Bangladesh.

Openers the key, says Elgar

Dean Elgar, the most settled Proteas opener for some time, is desperate to find a solid partner for the good of the team’s batting.

We have an understanding – Markram

Aiden Markram is excited about opening the batting with Titans teammate Dean Elgar on his Test debut. 

Phehlukwayo lays marker

Andile Phehlukwayo’s fighting 62 in helping the Dolphins save the Sunfoil game in Centurion could not have come at a better time.

Proteas to pioneer four-day Test?

The ICC is considering giving South Africa’s four-day match against Zimbabwe ‘Test’ status.

Markram gets Test status

Aiden Markram, the Titans’ wunderkind captain, will make his Test debut against Bangladesh on 28 September.

Domingo resets sights

Russell Domingo, ousted unceremoniously as coach of the Proteas, is eager to change course with the youth of the country.

The heat is on the players

It’s certainly going to be a Sizzling Summer of Cricket, but will the players survive the heat?

A bridge too far at Old Trafford

First, the winning chances for South Africa in their final Test match of this England series at Old Trafford: ok, moving on quickly, writes GARY LEMKE.

Familiar story as Proteas lose their way

South Africa asked for the heavy roller between innings on day two at Old Trafford, but instead it was they who found themselves flattened on another desperately poor day at the office.

Proteas need to handle day two pressure

Normally, when a side has been asked to bowl first and has the opposition six wickets down by stumps with only 260 runs on the board, you’d think the bowling side has won the day, writes GARY LEMKE.