'Hungry' Proteas brace for England backlash

Proteas captain Dean Elgar expects England to be back with a vengeance in the second Test at Old Trafford starting on Thursday.

Proteas consider twin spin option

Proteas captain Dean Elgar has hinted that spinner Simon Harmer could play in the second Test against England at Old Trafford.

England recall Robinson for second Test

Ollie Robinson, who last played for England in the final Ashes Test in January, has been recalled for the second Test with South Africa.

England vow to stick with Bazball

England captain Ben Stokes insists there will be no let-up in the team’s attacking approach as they look to bounce back in the second Test against South Africa starting on Thursday.

Watch: 'I'd love to bowl all the time!'

Proteas spinner Keshav Maharaj on whether he expects to bowl more at Old Trafford, and watching Manchester United beat Liverpool.

Proteas batsmen seek centuries

Keshav Maharaj says the Proteas batsmen are hoping to score hundreds in the remaining two Tests of the series against England.

'I'm still taking medication every day'

England Test captain Ben Stokes has revealed he takes anxiety medication every day to help his battle with mental health issues.

Why Verreynne's batting position changed

Kyle Verreynne batted at No 7 for the Proteas at Lord’s.

Schedule confirmed for England tour of Pakistan

England’s first Test series in Pakistan in 17 years will begin in Rawalpindi on 1 December.

Three things we learned from Lord's Test

The Proteas overwhelmed England by an innings and 12 runs inside three days in the first Test at Lord’s.

England to keep playing Bazball

England captain Ben Stokes says his side “can’t be great every day” following a crushing defeat by a “relentless” South Africa in the first Test at Lord’s.

CSA chose to have fewer Proteas Tests

CEO Pholetsi Moseki has confirmed that Cricket South Africa will prioritise T20 over Test cricket.

Elgar: We need to enjoy these moments

Proteas captain Dean Elgar saluted his “special bunch” of players after they overpowered England by an innings and 12 runs in the first Test at Lord’s on Friday.

Cricket's hostile takeover is complete

India, England and Australia’s takeover of international cricket will fundamentally change the game for the worse, writes RYAN VREDE.

Watch: It was a brilliant effort – Elgar

Dean Elgar on the Proteas’ big win at Lord’s and how he rates his captaincy.