
Kohli shines but Australia in control
Virat Kohli scored 74 but that wasn’t enough to give India the upper hand in the first Test against Australia in Adelaide.
Virat Kohli scored 74 but that wasn’t enough to give India the upper hand in the first Test against Australia in Adelaide.
Cath up with what happened on the first day of the first Test between Australia and India at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday.
Knights seam bowler Migael Pretorius has been called up to the Proteas Test squad ahead of the Test series against Sri Lanka.
Kyle Verreynne can’t be ignored in a Test context any longer. His selection can ease the massive burden Quinton de Kock is being asked to carry, writes RYAN VREDE.
New Zealand dominated the West Indies and are poised to achieve a big win.
Quinton de Kock has been appointed South Africa’s Test captain despite director of cricket Graeme Smith ruling him out of the running in April.
Henry Nicholls scored an unbeaten century as New Zealand took control in the second Test against the West Indies.
With 17 days to go before the Proteas play their first Test, they still have no captain. More concerning is that there are no obvious candidates, writes RYAN VREDE.
New Zealand beat the West innings by an innings and 134 runs in the first Test of their series.
Aiden Markram sent out a timely reminder of his renewed form as he backed up his first-innings century with another for the Titans against the Warriors.
India will do battle with Australia for the next three months in all three formats of the game. NERINA DREYER previews the much-anticipated clash between two cricket giants.
Mark Boucher’s competency as Proteas head coach will be revealed over the summer, writes RYAN VREDE.
There’s room for both Quiton de Kock and Kyle Verreynne in the Test squad if you reconsider the former’s role, writes Ryan Vrede.
Cricket Australia has announced five uncapped players in an extended Test squad for the much-anticipated series against India next month.
Aiden Markram’s slump in form will reveal whether he has the temperament to match his immense talent. There is hope for him in the trajectory of Hashim Amla’s career, writes RYAN VREDE.