New Zealand stand-in captain Tom Latham has praised his side’s ‘amazing’ depth as they look to follow a series win over England with victory in next week’s inaugural World Test Championship final against India.
Faf du Plessis hopes to soon be back on the field after suffering a concussion when he was involved in a nasty collision while playing for Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) on Saturday.
New Zealand overpowered England by eight wickets in the second Test at Edgbaston on Sunday as they sealed a 1-0 series win with more than a day to spare.
South Africa convincingly beat the West Indies by an innings and 63 runs in the first Test of the series. The Proteas last away Test win came against England back in 2017 at Trent Bridge. It was the perfect way to begin Dean Elgar’s tenure as captain of the side with Quinton de Kock and the fast bowlers playing starring… Read more →
The Proteas produced their most complete Test performance under Mark Boucher, addressing some major concerns in the process. What happens next is as important as what happened in St.Lucia, writes RYAN VREDE.
Bangladesh star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan, who has a history of disciplinary breaches, has been suspended for three matches and fined for ‘showing aggressive behaviour towards the umpire’ during a domestic match.
England paceman Ollie Robinson is to skip Sussex’s two games on Friday and Saturday to spend time with his family ‘after a difficult week’, the county announced on Thursday.
Matt Henry took three top-order wickets to leave New Zealand on the brink of a series-clinching win as England’s batsmen failed miserably in the second and final Test at Edgbaston on Saturday.
Kagiso Rabada claimed figures of 5-34 to spearhead the Proteas attack as the West Indies were dismissed for 162 to hand South Africa an innings and 63-runs victory in the first Test.
Rihan Richards was elected as CSA president and Donovan May as vice-president, both by unanimous vote, at Cricket South Africa’s annual general meeting on Saturday.
Catch all the highlights from day one of the second Test match between the Windies and South Africa at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium.
Proteas wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock has decided not to disclose the reasons behind his decision to neither raise his first nor take a knee before the start of play of first Test against the West Indies.
Quinton de Kock’s sixth Test century was the big story of day two and ensured South Africa’s complete dominance of the first Test against the West Indies in St Lucia.
Follow the live action as England host the Black Caps in the second Test at Edgbaston.
The second session of day two belonged to Quinton de Kock (141*) as he powered his way to a sixth Test match century, smashing 12 boundaries and four sixes to take South Africa’s lead to 225 against the West Indies.
