Abbott helps Hampshire to big win at Lord's
South African bowler Kyle Abbott claimed figures of 6-44 and 5-41 as Hampshire beat Middlesex by seven wickets at Lord’s on Saturday.
'Sandpaper gate' could come under further investigation
Cricket Australia on Sunday said it was open to examining any new information about the 2018 ball-tampering scandal after Cameron Bancroft suggested the team’s bowlers were aware it was going on.
Harmer stars yet again for dominant Essex
Simon Harmer once again demonstrated his class as he claimed first- innings figures of 9-80 as Essex remained in complete control of a County Championship game against Derbyshire.
Rewind: AB's amazing 169 against Australia
Enjoy this vintage weekend ‘rewind’ by looking back when AB de Villiers compiled a dominant 169 against Australia at the WACA in 2012 to help set up another away-series win for the Proteas.
Bancroft: 'Self-explanatory' that bowlers knew about sandpaper
Australia batsman Cameron Bancroft has opened up on the infamous 2018 ball-tampering scandal in Cape Town, saying he believes more players were aware of the plan to use sandpaper.
Adams appointed as new Border coach
Former Proteas spinner Paul Adams has been announced as the latest coach of Border for the new provincial competitions.
Proteas to tour West Indies in June
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that the Proteas will tour the West Indies for a Test and T210 series, starting on 10 June.
English grounds consider role as IPL stand-in
Several Test grounds in England are ready to act as stand-in hosts for the concluding matches of this year’s coronavirus-hit Indian Premier League, according to media reports published Thursday.
Amla embodies the spirit of Mandela
Hashim Amla is deeply missed in a playing context, but the South African continues to be one of the most powerful voices in cricket, evidenced most recently by his moving offering on the Palestine issue, writes RYAN VREDE.
Proteas tumble in Test rankings
The Proteas have slumped to the seventh in the ICC Men’s Test Rankings on Thursday – their joint-lowest position ever.
Proteas' golden-era Test teams will never be matched
The Proteas’ fall to seventh in the Test rankings is a sad state of affairs, but it also serves as a reminder that iconic teams from the recent past were as good as it gets, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Paine backs Smith to captain again
Australia Test captain Tim Paine has suggested he would support the captaincy being handed back to Steve Smith, who was involved in ‘sandpapergate’ in South Africa in 2018.
Sri Lanka ring surprise changes for Bangladesh tour
Sri Lanka on Wednesday sacked one-day captain Dimuth Karunaratne and dropped him and a host of other big names from the squad heading for Bangladesh this week.
Flashback: AB's masterclass in Perth
Sit back and enjoy the highlights of AB de Villiers’ seventh Test-match century that guided South Africa to a historic win over Australia at the WACA ground in 2008.
ECB CEO Harrison warns 'we're not out of the woods' after £16.1m loss
The England and Wales Cricket Board chief reported an annual loss of £16.1 million ($22.8m) on Tuesday, with chief executive Tom Harrison warning the onging effects of the coronavirus pandemic meant ‘we’re not out of the woods yet’.
