Where to from here?

Craig Lewis and Wade Pretorius sit down to discuss the Proteas’ bumbling start to the World Cup and what lies ahead.

RECAP: India claim six-wicket win

Follow the live coverage of the World Cup clash between the Proteas and India at the Rose Bowl with the team at SA Cricket Magazine.

Reeza wants more from Proteas batsmen

Discard Reeza Hendricks is acutely aware that South Africa need stronger performances from the batsmen and bowlers if a disappointing start to the World Cup in the United Kingdom is to be rectified.

Kiwis unchanged for Tigers clash

Wicketkeeper-batsman Tom Latham has confirmed that New Zealand’s XI will remain unchanged for Thursday’s World Cup match against Bangladesh at The Oval in London.

Christchurch terror attack unites Bangladesh

Coach Steven Rhodes recognises that Bangladesh have galvanised since narrowly avoiding the lone gunman that killed over 50 people in Christchurch earlier this year.

No joy for Afghanistan against Sri Lanka

Afghanistan failed to orchestrate an upset result, as Sri Lanka won Tuesday’s rain-affected World Cup fixture at Sophia Garden in Cardiff, Wales, by 34 runs.

Faf explains SA's recovery plan

Dr Moosajee gives an injury update and Faf du Plessis explains the Proteas’ recovery plan.

Faf staying strong on Proteas' behalf

Captain Faf du Plessis is determined to embrace a hefty challenge as South Africa attempt to recover from two opening defeats – and ongoing injury concerns – at the 2019 World Cup in the United Kingdom.

Faf considers two spinners

Faf du Plessis said that he has only two selection options for the Proteas’ match against India, playing two spinners or all three seamer all-rounders.

Preview: Proteas vs India

The Proteas must put their World Cup troubles behind them and get the job done against India at the Rose Bowl on Wednesday, writes JOHN GOLIATH.

Shamsi could offer Proteas a lifeline

Picking two spinners for Southampton may be the Proteas’ best chance to open their World Cup account after Dale Steyn was ruled out of the rest of the tournament, writes JOHN GOLIATH.

Kohli: I feel bad for Dale

Indian captain Virat Kohli has sympathised with South African fast bowler Dale Steyn, who was ruled out of the ongoing World Cup in the United Kingdom on Tuesday.

Beuran a blessing in disguise

An outright, obvious replacement for Dale Steyn he is not, but Beuran Hendricks is perhaps a blessing in disguise.

And now for Plan D

The Proteas’ hopes of a World Cup recovery plan have been thrown into disarray with the news that Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the World Cup, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.

Injured Steyn to fly home

Dale Steyn will miss the rest of the World Cup after failing to recover from a shoulder injury, writes JOHN GOLIATH.