Tahir claims No 1 spot

Imran Tahir has become the No 1 bowler in the world. 

Faf ready for tougher NZ challenge

Faf du Plessis says the Proteas are ready to take on New Zealand, who have a formidable record at home. 

AB's 50th fifty

Relive Ab de Villiers’ 50th ODI fifty which helped SA set an unbeaten 368-run target against Sri Lanka at Newlands on Tuesday.

Super-Faf's catches

Faf du Plessis showed off some magnificent catches recently, here are some of his best.  

T20 Global league excites AB

AB de Villiers expressed delight over CSA’s announcement on launching a T20 Global league in South Africa.

Proteas' bowling masterclass

Watch the Proteas skittle Sri Lanka in a dominating bowling display bundling them out for 163 on Saturday at the Wanderers. 

Proteas cruise to series victory

The Proteas beat Sri Lanka by seven wickets to take an unassailable 3-0 victory against Sri Lanka in the pink day ODI at the Wanderers. 

Wanderers' ODI Stats

We crunch the stats at he Wanderers ahead of the Proteas’ clash against Sri Lanka in the third ODI on Saturday.  

The best pink ODI

The Proteas’ most memorable pink ODI saw AB de Villiers score the fastest 50 and 100 in ODI history. 

Cohesiveness is the Proteas’ secret weapon

Team cohesiveness is the secret weapon responsible for the Proteas’ immaculate run of form.

Top five Kingsmead knocks

Kingsmead has been a happy hunting ground for the Proteas and we take a look at the top SA batting performances in Durban.

Piedt and Prince support Domingo

Dane Piedt and Ashwell Prince believe that it is ridiculous that Russell Domingo needs to re-apply for his role as Proteas coach. 

'The wife said I must get five wickets'

Imran Tahir after his Man of the Match performance against Sri Lanka where he took 3-26 in PE on Saturday.  

Amla leads cruise to victory

Hashim Amla led the way as the Proteas beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets with 16 overs to spare in the first ODI.

Tahir cuts down Sri Lanka

Imran Tahir took three wickets in 15 balls to help restrict Sri Lanka to 181 in 48.3 overs in the first ODI against South Africa in Port Elizabeth.