SA U19 all-rounder Bryce Parsons believes his side will take the break between matches to assess their performances and use the disappointment of a two-nil Youth Test series defeat to India as part of a valuable learning curve.
It’s not often a bowler gets hit for 100 runs in an innings, but 200 runs is a rarity indeed. So Mehidy Hasan Miraz’s monster spell against a dominant New Zealand side at Hamilton deserves credit for the bowler’s ability to keep plugging away.
Three big centuries from New Zealand’s top three took the hosts to their highest Test score as the home side ended day three of the first Test against Bangladesh in Hamilton in the driving seat.
The masses are calling for Dale Benkenstein (a man with a magnificent cricketing pedigree) to be fired as Proteas’ batting coach, but SIMON LEWIS believes Benkenstein is not the man to shoulder the blame for the Proteas’ woes with the bat.
The dynamic young Sinethemba Qeshile scored his maiden List A century as the Warriors scored a brilliant seven-run win over a high-flying Lions side in East London.
Aiden Markram scored a masterful 169 to rescue the Titans from the depths of despair against the Cape Cobras and set up a vital One-Day Cup win at Newlands on Friday evening.
Former Proteas spinner PAT SYMCOX says South Africa’s batting woes can be remedied by taking collective responsibility rather than apportioning individual blame.
Cricket South Africa has announced the Proteas Men’s squad and the Proteas Women’s squad players to be awarded national contracts for the 2019-20 season.
Raynard van Tonder turned heads when he scored 164 against Sri Lanka for the CSA Invitational XI. This is him charting his continued progress through the ranks, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Former Proteas quick Morne Morkel says he is looking forward to seeing David Warner and Steve Smith back in action.
Former Australia captain Steve Smith has a net session after undergoing elbow surgery.
Jacques Snyman recorded career-best bowling figures against KwaZulu-Natal Inland with a maiden fifer that rescued Northern Cape in Kimberley, and earns Thursday’s Turbo Bowler award, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Eastern Province’s 20-year-old Joshua van Heerden recorded his maiden first-class century in just his sixth match to earn himself Thursday’s Play of the Day award, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Easterns Women secured a comfortable 52-run win over KwaZulu-Natal Women during their T20 encounter in Pietermaritzburg, thanks to an incredible 5-7 in four overs by Bernadette Greef.
Free State’s 20-year-old Raynard van Tonder scored a maiden 50-over century as the touring Sri Lankan side beat an SA Invitation XI ahead of the ODI series against the Proteas.
