• 5 lessons learnt: SA v India

    5 lessons learnt: SA v India

    Wayne Parnell will be the scapegoat, credit must be given to Shikhar Dawan and the death bowling was a bit better, after South Africa lost to India in Sunday’s key World Cup match in Melbourne.

    India strangle SA

    India strangle SA

    India outplayed South Africa in all areas to secure a monumental 130-run win in the Pool B clash at the MCG.

    Dhawan smashes India to 307

    Dhawan smashes India to 307

    Shikhar Dhawan’s 137 has put India in a commanding position in the Pool B match against South Africa at the MCG.

    India opt to bat

    India opt to bat

    MS Dhoni has won the toss and decided to bat in the match against South Africa at the MCG.

    SA vs India: 5 key battles

    SA vs India: 5 key battles

    A series of intriguing head-to-head battles will play out within the war, when the Proteas clash with India in Sunday’s World Cup Pool B fixture at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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    ‘MCG crowd a big challenge’

    Proteas bowling coach Allan Donald says his team’s biggest challenge in Sunday’s World Cup blockbuster against India will be to adjust to the intimidating aura of the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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    SA v India: highs and lows

    With the Proteas’ crunch game against India on Sunday approaching, SACricketmag.com looks back at five ODI encounters between these two sides and picks a winner.

    Tahir to get the chop?

    Tahir to get the chop?

    Kyle Abbott or Wayne Parnell could replace spinner Imran Tahir for South Africa’s crunch game against India on Sunday.

    Gary Kirsten on that innings

    Gary Kirsten on that innings

    Gary Kirsten talks about his 188 against the UAE, which is the highest individual score in the World Cup to date.

    Vernon joins Steyn on sicklist

    Vernon joins Steyn on sicklist

    South African fast bowler Vernon Philander has some hamstring problems ahead of the their crucial World Cup match against India on Sunday, reports CricketCountry.com.