
Coetzee, Maharaj put Proteas in pound seats
Gerald Coetzee and Keshav Maharaj impressed with the ball for the Proteas as Afghanistan were bowled out for 244 in Ahmedabad on Friday.
Gerald Coetzee and Keshav Maharaj impressed with the ball for the Proteas as Afghanistan were bowled out for 244 in Ahmedabad on Friday.
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David Miller has hailed Afghanistan as “one of the joys of the World Cup” but admits thoughts are already turning towards the Proteas’ semi-final clash with Australia.
Another World Cup, another struggle for Temba Bavuma. No cricket argument can be mounted in his defence, writes RYAN VREDE.
Proteas coach Rob Walter insists they can “turn the tables” if they meet India again in the World Cup despite a colossal 243-run defeat by the unbeaten hosts.
Unbeaten World Cup hosts India thrashed fellow semi-finalists South Africa by 243 runs in a league-stage match on Sunday.
Aiden Markram and Heinrich Klaasen were nearly lost to South African cricket.
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Recent revelations that players in Pakistan’s squad at the ongoing World Cup in India have not been paid for five months once again highlighted the wealth gap among cricket’s leading nations.
Quinton de Kock on his and the Proteas’ impressive World Cup campaign and if he will reconsider his decision to retire from ODI cricket.
A semi-final place beckons for the Proteas but their penultimate league match against India will expose just how close or far they are from breaking their World Cup curse, writes RYAN VREDE.
Rassie van der Dussen has urged the Proteas to remember that they beat India on the World Cup hosts’ home turf last year.
The Proteas dominated with bat and ball in Pune to beat New Zealand by 190 runs.
Quinton de Kock hit his fourth century of the World Cup while Rassie van der Dussen cracked his second as the Proteas thrashed New Zealand by 190 runs to take a step closer to the semi-finals.
Quinton de Kock hit his fourth century of the World Cup while Rassie van der Dussen cracked his second as the Proteas piled up 357-4 against New Zealand.