• Contracts for Rabada and Phangiso

    Central contracts for Rabada, Phangiso

    Cricket South Africa have handed one-year central contracts to fast bowlers Kagiso Rabada and Kyle Abbott and spinner Aaron Phangiso. Seamer Rory Kleinveldt and all-rounder Robin Peterson, meanwhile, have been removed from the list – and all-rounder Ryan McLaren retained.

    Humble AB smiles again

    Humble AB smiles again

    Captain AB de Villiers emerged characteristically modest, after blazing through a magnificent century during South Africa’s key World Cup Pool B fixture against the West Indies at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.

    Wessels on Supersport

    Wessels on Supersport

    Kepler Wessels, talking on Supersport, has praised Rilee Rossouw and Kyle Abbott’s performance against the West Indies in Sydney on Friday.

    Twitter reaction to AB's knock

    Twitter reaction to AB's knock

    Here is some reaction on Twitter to AB de Villiers’ world record knock – the fastest man to 150 in an ODI – against the West Indies at the World Cup.

    Nice win for South Africa

    AB blasts SA to 408

    AB de Villiers’s swashbuckling knock of 162 not out powered South Africa to 408-5 in the Pool B match against the West Indies in Sydney.

    Proteas select to bat against Ireland

    Proteas opt to bat

    AB de Villiers has won the toss and elected to bat first in the Pool B match against the West Indies in Sydney.

    Back your boytjies

    Back your boytjies

    South African cricket fans need to start backing the players who are actually in the World Cup squad, writes Kobus Pretorius.

    SA vs West Indies: 5 key battles

    SA vs West Indies: 5 key battles

    SACricketmag.com looks ahead to the five key battles that awaits South Africa when they take on the West Indies in a crucial World Cup pool match in Sydney on Friday.

    Domingo backs Parnell

    Domingo backs Parnell

    Proteas coach Russell Domingo says that there is plenty of confidence in Wayne Parnell ahead of the World Cup match against West Indies in Sydney on Friday.

    AB: Nothing has changed

    AB: Nothing has changed

    AB de Villiers insists South Africa’s defeat to India has not altered their approach to the rest of their pool matches at the World Cup.