Kleinveldt wins battle vs Viljoen

Rory Kleinveldt took five wickets to help Northants beat Kent by 10 wickets despite the all-round efforts of Hardus Viljoen.

SA vs Aus in stats

We crunch the numbers ahead of the five-match ODI series starting September 30.  

Phehlukwayo in, Steyn returns

Future star Andile Phehlukwayo has been named in the Proteas ODI squads to play against Ireland and Australia.

Who plays in Australia?

The Proteas have a selection issue on their hands when they travel to Australia in November.

Transformation targets: Fair, unfair, meaningless?

Four SAcricketmag.com writers’ views on the news there will be at least two Black Africans and six players of colour in the starting XI. 

Miller states Proteas case

A David Miller century allowed SA A to cruise past NPS in their Quadrangular clash on Wednesday.

SA vs NZ: Report Card

Who’s done enough to cement their place in the side? Tom Sizeland rates the players across the two Tests.

Steyn must call the shots

There is a new maturity about Dale Steyn, and it indicates he is self-managing his undiminished excellence.

‘We have our passion back’

Stand-in Proteas captain Faf du Plessis says the team have rekindled their passion  after the disappointment of the World Cup.

Proteas clinch series

The Proteas have wrapped up the series in clinical fashion by beating New Zealand by 204 runs in the second Test in Centurion.

Nicholls stems Proteas onslaught

A resilient stand between Henry Nicholls and BJ Watling delayed the Proteas’ victory parade in the second session on day four.

Steyn rips through New Zealand

The Proteas are on the verge of winning the series as Dale Steyn took three wickets in 11 balls to leave NZ reeling on 18-4.

Proteas lead by 372

Despite a top-order batting collapse, the Proteas are in full control of the second Test against New Zealand at Centurion.

NZ skittled for 214

The Proteas have bowled out New Zealand for 214 to boast a lead of 267 runs, but have declined to follow on.

New Zealand face follow on

The Proteas took three more wickets in the morning session on day three to leave New Zealand reeling on 118-6.