Pakistan dominant in the UAE
Pakistan dominated proceedings in the first Test against Australia in Dubai after posting 482 runs in the first innings thanks to Haris Sohail’s maiden Test century on day two.
Rhodes pokes fun at Hayden injury
Former South African batsman Jonty Rhodes has quipped at ex-Australian batsman Matthew Hayden’s head injury, sustained during a recent surfing accident.
Phehlukwayo recognises 'self-pressure'
South African all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo will not underestimate Zimbabwe during this month’s three-T20I series.
Wood trials longer run-up
England fast bowler Mark Wood is hopeful an extended run-up will yield sustainable match fitness, starting with this month’s ODI series against Sri Lanka.
Darren Bravo back for Windies
Batsman Darren Bravo has been named in the West Indies’ squad for this month’s ODI series against India.
Preview: SA vs Zimbabwe (1st T20I)
The experimental phase continues as the Proteas kick off the three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe on Tuesday at Buffalo Park in East London.
Pretorius aims to nail down No 7 spot
Lions speedster Migael Pretorius aims to improve his batting and solidify the number seven role as an all-rounder, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Rabada, Tahir among top seven ODI bowlers
Kagiso Rabada and Imran Tahir both moved up three spots in the ICC bowling rankings at the conclusion of the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe.
Watch: Three young talents
Here are SACricketmag.com’s three young talents to watch in the 4-Day Franchise Series. Who are yours?
Curran taking 'small steps' to World Cup berth
The South African-born Tom Curran is determined to become a relatively permanent fixture in England’s first-choice ODI XI.
Abu Dhabi loss 'good experience' - Boucher
Title favourites, the Titans, failed to bring home the maiden Abu Dhabi T20 title, losing by 15 runs after restricting the Lahore Qalandars to 148-6.
Ingram an awkward reminder of the past
Colin Ingram’s participation in the recent Abu Dhabi T20 Trophy for the Boost Defenders, against the Titans and others, was a difficult reminder of what could have been, writes JONHENRY WILSON.
Hayden: I dodged a bullet
Former Australia opening batsman Matthew Hayden suffered multiple facial injuries, including a fractured bone in his neck, in a surfing accident on Saturday.
'Drastic' Hafeez: I was very disturbed
Former fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar convinced Pakistan batsman Mohammad Hafeez not to retire from international cricket, yet.
Four more questions SA need answered
South Africa’s limited-overs series against Zimbabwe changes from ODI to T20I competition this week, but the shortest format still merits questions lined with World Cup relevance, writes JONHENRY WILSON.
