
India dominate Australia to edge ahead
India took control of the Boxing Day Test after a strong third day effort with the ball in Melbourne.
India took control of the Boxing Day Test after a strong third day effort with the ball in Melbourne.
A spirited bowling performance by the New Zealand attack led to Pakistan’s dismissal of 239 at Mount Maunganui on Monday.
Dean Elgar scored 95 as the Proteas ate away at Sri Lanka’s sizeable first innings total to end day two of the Test within touching distance.
An unbeaten 104 by captain Ajinkya Rahane guided India to 277-5 at stumps on day two of the second Test match against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Dhananjaya de Silva has sustained a thigh injury that has forced him out of the Test and tour.
Kane Williamson scored 129 to New Zealand the ascendency in their Test against Pakistan.
The Proteas’ bowlers lack of Test caps shouldn’t account for their inability to achieve the base expectation for a Test player, writes SA Cricket magazine editor RYAN VREDE.
Jasprit Bumrah and Ravi Ashwin cleaned up Australia for 195 as India started strongly in the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
Kane Williamson is on the brink of yet another Test century as New Zealand took control of the Test against Pakistan.
The Proteas will not kneel but will raise a fist in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement.
Ahead of Saturday’s opening Test match between the Proteas and Sri Lanka in Centurion, ANDRE HUISAMEN details the home side’s record in the longer format against the visitors.
Australia’s head coach Justin Langer wants his team to be relentless in their pursuit of victory against India.
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There needs to be a shift towards finding an identity, tactical philosophy and consistency in results under Mark Boucher this season. His honeymoon period is done, writes SA Cricket Magazine editor, Ryan Vrede.
Ahead of Saturday’s opening Test match between the Proteas and Sri Lanka, the SA Cricket Magazine writers make some controversial picks for their Proteas starting XI’s.