Amla on a roll in CPL
Hashim Amla’s good form in the Caribbean continued as his 64 guided the Trinbago Knight Riders to victory over the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Hashim Amla’s good form in the Caribbean continued as his 64 guided the Trinbago Knight Riders to victory over the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Stephen Cook led from the front as South Africa A piled up 271-3 on the first day of their unofficial Test against Zimbabwe A in Harare.
Imran Tahir continued the trend of Saffa impact when he took 3-13 on his T20 Blast debut for Nottinghamshire.
Vernon Philander takes his first steps on the road to redemption when he leads the SA A attack in their series against Zim A.
AB de Villiers, after a couple of lean returns, smashed 63 off 33 balls to deliver a crushing win for Barbados.
Proteas paceman Kagiso Rabada is up for five awards as the 2015/16 CSA Awards nominations were announced on Tuesday.
Kagiso Rabada moved seamlessly from T20 mode to first-class, taking two wickets as Essex tried to impose themselves on Kent in the County Championship.
Hashim Amla led the way in a record T20 stand with Dwayne Bravo to set up victory for the Trinbago Knight Riders in the CPL.
CSA have released the dates for their tour of England from May to August next year.
Proteas’ star paceman Kagiso Rabada was named Man of the Match on his debut for Kent in the Natwest T20 Blast.
While still smarting from their humiliating exit from the Tri-Nations ODI series in Barbados, AB de Villiers and other top-level Proteas now turn their attention to Caribbean T20 jamboree.
Embattled Proteas coach Russell Domingo says some senior players are playing too much cricket and losing their focus on the national side.
Pakistan’s coach Mickey Arthur has praised the depth of talent in his team, saying their skill levels are better than those of South Africa and Australia.
Australia showed the value of versatility as they cruised to a 58-run victory over the West Indies and take the Tri-Nations title in Barbados.
Too many players failed to perform and they let themselves and the coaches down in a ‘disappointing’ Tri-Nations series, says captain AB de Villiers.