South African-born Devon Conway and all-rounder Daryl Mitchell struck maiden ODI centuries as New Zealand overpowered Bangladesh by 164 runs in the final clash of the series on Friday.
The first Test match between the West Indies and Sri Lanka concluded in a draw on Thursday after the hosts batted out the final day in Antigua.
Cricket South Africa’s Interim Board has expressed its disappointment at the Members’ Council’s decision vote against a majority independent board.
Can you name the players with the most Test runs with no hundreds?
Check out this video snippet as Kevin Pietersen discusses England’s T20 batting lineup, casting an eye towards this year’s T20 World Cup.
In this video, India star Virat Kohli chats about the DRS process, scheduling and spirit of the game.
Have a chuckle at this light-hearted video and let us know of any of your cricketing stories involving teammates’ over-the-top celebrations.
In the first part of a new series, SA Cricket magazine looks at the most influential batsmen that could swing the momentum of a match. Here are our five best game-changing batsmen of all time.
With Henry Davids announcing his retirement from professional cricket on Thursday, relive his match-winning knock for the Paarl Rocks in the 2019 MSL final.
Former Proteas batsman Henry Davids has called time on his professional career that started all the way back in 2000 at Boland.
There are some pretty spectacular settings and stadiums in the world of cricket. ANDRE HUISAMEN picks his top-five favourite venues on the planet.
Stand-in Proteas Women captain Sune Luus says her group of players has been operating on a different level of confidence since the start of the year.
Pathum Nissanka struck a brilliant 103 as Sri Lanka set the West Indies a target of 375 for victory in the opening Test match in Antigua.
Follow the live action at Kingsmead in Durban where the Dolphins take on the Titans in the final of the 4-Day Franchise Series.
While Cricket South Africa’s off-field battles wage on and the Proteas men continue to struggle for continuity, the South African ladies have provided a much-needed silver lining, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN.
