Rewind: Klusener’s massive ton against England
Relive the brilliant century Lance Klusener made against England during the second Test match in Port Elizabeth in 1999.
Relive the brilliant century Lance Klusener made against England during the second Test match in Port Elizabeth in 1999.
After cruising to a comfortable 3-1 win over Australia in a controversial Test series in South Africa in 2018, the Proteas added more misery on their opposition by beating them 2-1 in an ODI series later that year.
Former Proteas wicketkeeper Mark Boucher created his own bit of history during the 2007 World Cup in West Indies, when he broke the record for the fastest half-century at the showpiece event.
Senior contributors Craig Lewis and Wade Pretorius discuss the Proteas’ performance prior to the lockdown and whether AB de Villiers could still feature in national colours.
Relive this brilliant delivery by former Proteas star-bowler Dale Steyn, which knocked over Rahul Dravid during South Africa’s tour of India in 2008.
During the Proteas’ tour of England back in 2003, former fast bowler Makhaya Ntini became the very first South African cricketer to pick up a 10-wicket haul at Lord’s during the second Test match.
Proteas star Dale Steyn produced one of the best swing-bowling displays on South African soil when he steered his team to victory in the second Test match against Australia in 2014.
On this day 16 years ago, former West Indian captain Brian Charles Lara broke the record for the highest individual score in Test cricket, becoming the first ever player to reach 400 in international cricket.
Relive the heroics of Dale Steyn during the second Test match against Australia at the MCG in 2008 when he helped the Proteas out of trouble with a defiant half-century.
During his first-ever tour of England in 2003, Graeme Smith became one of only four batsmen to ever hit double centuries in consecutive Test matches.
Lance ‘Zulu’ Klusener produced a moment of magic during the fourth ODI between South Africa and New Zealand in Napier back in 1999.
England fast bowler Devon Malcolm consigned the Proteas to a heavy defeat in the third Test at The Oval in London in 1994. His record haul of 9-57 in the tourists’ innings is fabled in cricket history.
Proteas fast bowler Dane Paterson has combated criticism after effectively quitting South African cricket to play for Nottinghamshire in England.
Charl Langeveldt produced one of the finest death-bowling displays in ODI cricket history when he snatched a remarkable victory for the Proteas over the West Indies during the third ODI in Barbados in 2005.
During the Proteas’ Test tour of Australia in 2016, a relatively inexperienced bowling attack ripped through the hosts’ batting lineup during the first innings of the second Test in Hobart.