Exquisite Amla
A third fifty in four innings from Hashim Amla guided the Trinbago Knight Riders to victory against the Guyana Amazon Warriors on Sunday.
Hussain breaks world record
Former England captain Nasser Hussain broke the record for the highest catch of a cricket ball.
Happy Birthday Dhoni
MS Dhoni, who turns 35 today, displayed his leadership skills as he briefed the side during a team-bonding session earlier this week.
AB smashes a fifty
AB de Villiers delivered a Man of the Match performance in the Barbados Tridents’ victory over the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots.
Amla on form for Trinbago
Hashim Amla hit three sixes and six fours in his innings of 75 0ff 52 balls for Trinbago against Jamaica in the Caribbean Premier League.
Cook & Rabada do battle
Alastair Cook’s resolve came to an end late on Sunday thanks to a pearler of a yorker from Kagiso Rabada.
c Du Plessis b Shamsi
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots skipper Faf du Plessis takes a tricky catch to give Tabraiz Shamsi his only wicket of the match.
Rabada on fire!
South African bowling sensation Kagiso Rabada produced a Man-of-the-match performance in his first T20 Blast match for the Kent Spitfires.
We should have won – Faf
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots skipper Faf du Plessis said his side didn’t play well enough, but they still should have won it at the end.
Miller seals victory
David Miller hits the winning runs as the St Lucia Zouks win the CPL opener against the Trinbago Knight Riders.
Roy padding
South African-born England batsman Jason Roy goes through his padding up routine.
Petersen scores big century for Lancashire
Former Proteas opener Alviro Petersen scored 191 to help put Lancashire in a commanding position against Middlesex in the County Championship.
‘SA coaches the best; we let them down’ – AB
Proteas captain AB de Villiers says not enough of the top-order batsmen put their hands up in the Tri-Nation series.
‘We need to keep it simple’ – Duminy
Proteas batsman JP Duminy says the team will need to keep it simple in their virtual semi-final against the West Indies at Bridgetown.
Hat-trick hero
Proteas bowling coach Charl Langeveldt looks back at his amazing hat-trick at Bridgetown in 2005.
