Triple-threat Saturday
The Proteas, the Springboks and Bafana Bafana will be in action on Saturday on a proudly South African sporting weekend.
Abbott or Morkel?
Proteas coach Russell Domingo discusses his bowling options ahead of the second Test in Hobart on Saturday.
SA 1-0 up as KG dominates
Kagiso Rabada takes 5-92 as the Proteas win the first Test by 177 runs to extend their unbeaten run in Perth.
Bavuma's run-out explained
Mark Taylor and Ian Healy analyse Temba Bavuma’s amazing run-out which removed David Warner on 35 on day four at the Waca.
We must keep focus – Langeveldt
Proteas bowling coach Charl Langeveldt says SA must stay focused to prevent complacency on the final day at the Waca.
Rabada torments Voges
Kagiso Rabada displayed a tremendous piece of fast bowling for his wicket-maiden over, in which he dismissed Adam Voges.
Bavuma's incredible run out
Relive Temba Bavuma’s sensational run out to remove the dangerous David Warner.
Steyn injury rare – Moosajee
Proteas doctor, Mohammed Moosajee, says that Dale Steyn is likely to undergo surgery for a ‘bony stress reaction’, as his series comes to an end.
Warner cursed by Nicholas
David Warner was undone by the commentator’s curse after Mark Nicholas mentions that he’s never been dismissed in the 90s.
Aus in charge after day one
Australia is well on top despite a solid 84 from Quinton de Kock, as the hosts posted 105-0 to trail by 137 at stumps on day one.
Starc is ready to go
Australia vice-captain David Warner says Mitchell Starc is fit and ready for Thursday’s opener.
Things will get nasty – Philander
Proteas paceman Vernon Philander expects things to get heated when the sides clash in the first Test in Perth on Thursday.
Battling on
England’s physical disability cricketer Liam Thomas didn’t prevent losing his prosthetic leg from keeping the runs down against Pakistan on Sunday.
Proteas test their pace in Adelaide
The Proteas went through the motions ahead of the first Test against Australia … on the Go Kart track.
'Skill will win' – Rabada
Kagiso Rabada won’t back down to the sledging the Australians are famous for and remains confident for the Test series Down Under.
