Domingo's future safe for now
As CSA prepare to launch a review into the results of the Proteas, Russell Domingo is adamant that he wants to stay on as coach.
'We didn't take our chances'
The most frustrating thing about South Africa’s complete performance against Sri Lanka was that it came after they were already out of the T20 World Cup.
SA finish on winning note
Hashim Amla scored an unbeaten 56 to guide South Africa to an eight-wicket win over Sri Lanka in their last game of the World T20 tournament on Monday.
Preview: SA vs Sri Lanka
Five talking points ahead of South Africa’s dead rubber against Sri Lanka in Delhi on Monday.
'We didn't click as a unit'
South Africa’s inability to perform with bat and ball in the same game was their downfall at the World T20, says Hashim Amla.
The change room
South Africa batsmen take us on a tour of the change room where we see who sits where and who’s neat.
'Senior batters let us down'
South Africa’s batting unit, and especially the senior players, must take responsibility for the defeat to West Indies, says Faf du Plessis.
Proteas on brink of elimination
South Africa’s fate in the T20 World Cup is out of their control after they lost to West Indies by three wickets in Nagpur on Friday.
'SA must improve yorkers'
SACricketmag.com asked Dave Nosworthy, Fanie de Villiers and Lance Klusener to analyse South Africa’s first two World T20 games.
'Powerplay bowling a problem'
Faf du Plessis says South Africa’s skill levels when bowling in the batting powerplay has let them down and needs to improve.
Proteas secure wobbly win
South Africa survived an initial scare before bowling Afghanistan out for 172 to seal a 37-run victory in Mumbai on Sunday.
Preview: SA vs Afghanistan
Five talking points ahead of South Africa’s match against Afghanistan in Mumbai on Sunday.
Batting for the Proteas
Go behind the scenes with South Africa’s new batting coach Neil McKenzie and his transition from player to coach.
England edge incredible chase
Joe Root smashed 83 off 44 to help England chase down 230 as they beat South Africa by two wickets in Mumbai on Friday.
England chase mammoth 230
A breathtaking onslaught from Quinton de Kock and Hashim Amla launched South Africa to 229-4 in Mumbai. Poor old England. After being blown away on Wednesday by Chris Gayle, they lost the plot completely here as De Kock (52 off 24) and Amla (58 off 31) smashed them to all corner on their way to a 96-run opening partnership. Together they… Read more →
