Morris returns to fitness
The Proteas have been boosted by the return to fitness of Chris Morris ahead of the crucial clash against West Indies on Wednesday.
Proteas wilt under pressure
South Africa let slip a winning position to collapse to a 36-run defeat to Australia in the Tri-nations series, in St Kitts on Saturday.
Proteas hold Aussies to 288-6
The Proteas bowlers stepped up to restrict Australia to 288-6 in their Tri-Nations ODI in St Kitts, despite a fighting ton by David Warner
SA vs Aus: Five talking points
Tom Sizeland highlights five talking points ahead of the Tri-Nation series clash between South Africa and Australia in Basseterre.
Fun in the sun for Shamsi
Tabraiz Shamsi has attributed the ‘fun factor’ as the reason behind his success on the field following an impressive debut against Australia on Tuesday.
Elgar replaces Rossouw
Rilee Rossouw has been ruled out of the Tri-Nation series after injuring his shoulder during the match against Australia on Tuesday evening.
Bowlers, Behardien seal victory
A masterful bowling display earned the Proteas their first victory of the Tri-Nation series, as they beat Australia by 47 runs.
Australia chase 190
The Proteas struggled to 189-9 in their Tri-Nation series encounter against Australia in Guyana on Tuesday.
Green light for day-night Test?
Australia Test captain Steve Smith believes the day-night Test match against the Proteas will go ahead.
SA vs Aus: Five talking points
Tom Sizeland highlights five talking points ahead of the Tri-Nation series clash between South Africa and Australia in Guyana.
Back to basics
Proteas batting coach Neil McKenzie believes success with the bat will come down to ‘keeping it simple’ in their Tri-Nation series encounter against Australia.
Aussies roll over West Indies
Australia showed they can produce the all-round game when they hammered West Indies by six wickets in their opening match of the Tri-Nation series.
Spin is King
Aaron Phangiso is aiming for an extended run in the Proteas ODI side by taking advantage of the spin-friendly conditions in the Caribbean.
Windies draw first blood
Proteas skipper AB de Villiers admits his side lost their way in the four-wicket Tri-Nation series opener defeat to West Indies.
We lost our way a bit, says AB
Proteas captain AB de Villiers admitted that his team’s batting let them down, leading to the four-wicket loss to the West Indies in the Tri-Nation opener.
