'There will definitely be pressure from politicians'

Former convenor of selectors Joubert Strydom has suggested that interference from politicians will hamper South Africa’s 2019 World Cup campaign.

SA batsman joins Derbyshire

Northerns batsman Leus du Plooy has signed a two-year contract with Derbyshire in English county cricket.

Markram vs Amla - Zondi ready to put feelings aside

Convenor of selectors Linda Zondi has hinted that either the veteran Hashim Amla or fellow batsman Aiden Markam will not feature in South Africa’s squad for the World Cup, to be announced on Thursday.

Steyn: No-one gives us a chance and then somebody does

Fast bowler Dale Steyn is confident South Africa will defy historical expectations at the World Cup in the United Kingdom later this year.

Pick on form, not reputation

KHALID MOHIDIN looks at the different ways the Proteas could line up in England and picks his controversial World Cup. 

South Africa's World Cup No 7s over the years

The candidates for the No 7 berth in South Africa’s XI during the World Cup in the United Kingdom remain in flux.

Faf and Tahir fired up in IPL

Faf du Plessis and Imran Tahir starred for the Chennai Super Kings, but ended up on the wrong end of the result, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.

Archer, Jordan given CWC selection hope

England named their preliminary 15-man ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Squad, leaving the door open for Jofra Archer and Chris Jordan to stake a claim.

Klusener: It's simple, Amla has to go

Former Proteas all-rounder Lance Klusener has insisted that batsman Hashim Amla be named in the squad for the World Cup in the United Kingdom later this year.

Miller shines in Kings XI win

David Miller helped power Kings XI Punjab’s win over the Rajasthan Royals in Mohali on Tuesday, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.

Quinton's Mumbai Indians crush RCB

Quinton de Kock continues to impress for the Mumbai Indians, and helped secure a vital win over Royal Challengers Bangalore, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.

No surprises in India CWC XV

India announced their 15-man World Cup squad on Monday.

Axing franchises could aid SA cricket

Dropping the six franchises can invigorate the competitiveness of cricket in South Africa, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.

Tahir: I don't want to retire

Imran Tahir says that despite his retirement from international cricket he has no intention of leaving the game behind completely.

Smith, Warner return, Hazlewood out

Steven Smith and David Warner return, while Peter Handscomb, Josh Hazlewood and Ashton Turner miss out on Australia’s World Cup 15.