• Dissecting the spirit of cricket

    Dissecting the spirit of cricket

    The spirit of cricket is something that to many is a nebulous concept, and that is why the guardians of the game, the Marylebone Cricket Club, added a preamble to the laws.

    Cricket's connection to the Eiffel Tower

    Cricket's connection to the Eiffel Tower

    One of the most iconic structures in the world, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, doesn’t immediately scream cricket but the structure played an interesting role in the history of the game. During the construction of the 324-metre wrought-iron lattice tower, a great many workers were required, and a large number came from across the channel. British expatriate workers founded the… Read more →

    When the Proteas bossed the Wankhede

    When the Proteas bossed the Wankhede

    The Proteas’ ODI tour of India has been cancelled in the scramble to deal with the threat of the coronavirus pandemic, leaving us to cast our minds back into the not-so-distant past to a day in 2015 when South Africa ruled the Wankhede Stadium.

    Warriors won't underestimate Cobras

    Warriors won't underestimate Cobras

    Warriors assistant coach Runeshan Moodley admits that they will have to be wary of the already eliminated Cape Cobras when the two teams lock horns in their final regular season One-Day Cup clash in East London on Saturday.

    Dawson again the hero for SA veterans

    Dawson again the hero for SA veterans

    Former Proteas all-rounder Alan Dawson was the match-winner for the second game in succession as South Africa’s Veterans clinched a two-run win in a nail-biting finish against England at Wynberg Boys’s High School.