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.
Maharaj and Morkel perform in warm-up
Keshav Maharaj (3-59) and Morne Morkel (2-67) give selectors something to think about after their stand-out performances against South Australia XI.
We can't be complacent – Bavuma
Proteas batsman Temba Bavuma says the side shouldn’t read too much into the individual performances from the two tour matches they played.
Aussies praise injured AB
The Australian team ran out of superlatives to explain how much the Proteas will miss AB for the Test series.
SA speedsters wipe out CA XI
Dale Steyn, Vernon Philander, Kagiso Rabada, Kyle Abbott and Morne Morkel take two wickets each as they familiarise themselves with the pink ball in hand.
Pink-ball challenge effective
Kyle Abbott says the Proteas have managed to tick all of the boxes in their day-night practice match against a CA XI team in Adelaide.
Warriors' tails up after Ackermann ton
Colin Ackermann put in a vital knock of 116 not out on the opening day of the Warriors’ match against the Cobras at Newlands.
Aussies hail De Villiers
Before the Proteas skipper was ruled out of the ODI and Test series, Australia’s top players praise AB de Villiers labelling him as ‘genius’.
The Proteas' whitewash-series wrap
The star performers from the Proteas’ ODI series against Australia shed some light on the experience of smashing the Aussies 5-0.
Baggy Greens wary of Protea fire
Australia know they will be in for a difficult battle when they face the Proteas in their three-match Test series starting November 3.
Can our ladies make the cut?
The ticket ballot for the for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 Final, to be held at Lord’s next July, opens October 20.
Aussies wary of KG threat
Australia’s best players acknowledge the undeniable talent of Kagiso Rabada, as he looks to leave an impression in his first Test against Australia.
