England bowl in Champions Trophy opener
England have won the toss and have decided to bowl first in their Champions Trophy opener against Bangladesh at the Oval.
Ismail key to World Cup success
South Africa’s fast bowling spearhead, Shabnim Ismail, will play a vital role in South Africa’s World Cup campaign in England.
Mulder, Ngidi win CSA breakfast awards
Wiaan Mulder and Lungi Ngidi picked up CSA breakfast awards on Saturday morning and we update you with all the winners.
Parnell over Morkel for Champions Trophy
The Proteas should sacrifice Morne Morkel for a deep batting lineup.
Parnell plays for Kent
Wayne Parnell has passed a late fitness test ahead of Kent’s One Day Cup match at home to Sussex on Friday.
Happy birthday Brian Lara
Watch Brian Lara’s marathon 501 not out for Warwickshire vs Durham from 2-6 June 1994.
No present for birthday boy Morris
It was a night to forget for Chris Morris as his Delhi Daredevils slumped to a 10-wicket defeat against the Kings XI Punjab.
Uthappa, Gambhir take KKR to summit
Robin Uthappa and Gautam Gambhir scored 87 and 62 respectively to take the Kolkata Knight Riders to the top of the log with a seven-wicket victory in Pune on Wednesday.
Baby No 3 on the way for the McKenzies
Former Proteas batsman, Neil McKenzie and his wife Kerry McGregor, are expecting baby No 3.
Bowlers star as MI win
Destructive bowling saw the Delhi Daredevils restricted to 128-7, handing the Mumbai Indians a 14-run victory.
Smith targets SA A
Jason Smith is targeting a call-up to the SA A side after his stellar season with the Cape Cobras.
Toyana should lead the Proteas’ new generation
Geoffrey Toyana’s eye for young talent makes him the prime candidate to replace Russell Domingo.
De Lange moves to Glamorgan
Marchant de Lange has ruled himself out of playing for the Proteas by signing a three-year contract with English county side Glamorgan.
'Glad to be recognised again'
Dane Piedt is proud to be a part of the Proteas squad, regardless of whether he is selected in the starting lineup for the third Test or not.
Rain to play its part in Dunedin
With an 80% chance of rain in Dunedin on day five, Faf du Plessis’ game management will need to be spot on in order to win the first Test.
