Starc says no to banning saliva
Cricket is set to become less competitive due the proposed saliva ban the ICC is currently exploring, says Mitchell Starc.
West Indies' tour of England taking shape
Negotiations to finalise and confirm the West Indies’ proposed tour of England in July are building momentum.
AB, Dale donate to All in Africa Challenge
Sports stars from across South Africa have joined the All in Africa movement to help make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate, while also providing various fans with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of winning unique memorabilia from these athletes.
Ackerman impressed with Afghanistan talent
Former Proteas batsman HD Ackerman says he is thrilled to be part of the Afghanistan coaching setup and believes the team will only improve in the years to come.
Woakes backs Hales' return
Fast bowler Chris Woakes has backed Alex Hales’ return to the England team, saying he would be happy to see the batsman back in the frame following his controversial omission prior to last year’s World Cup.
Australia optimistic of India tour
Cricket Australia’s CEO Kevin Roberts is fairly confident India’s tour Down Under at the end of the year will go ahead a planned, giving it a 9/10 chance of proceeding.
Pakistan to begin preparations for England tour
The Pakistan team will start to assemble in a bio-secure environment in June as they ramp up their preparations for their tour to England in August.
Normal season unlikely - Faul
Cricket South Africa’s Acting CEO on Thursday stated that the chances of a normal upcoming 2020-21 season will be unlikely, given the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Nenzani responds to Smith's comments
CSA President and Chairman of the Board, Chris Nenzani, has responded to Director of Cricket, Graeme Smith’s endorsement of former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly as a potential candidate for the Chairman of the ICC.
CSA ready to create bio-secure environment
Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Thursday hinted it is prepared and ready to create a bio-secure cricket environment with playing conditions safe enough for the game to restart.
CSA to launch support fund
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has confirmed the drafting of plans to set up a support fund in aid of cricket-related people, who have suffered under the Covid-19 pandemic.
Should SA look to the future, not the past, for T20 World Cup?
Amidst the rumours of AB de Villiers returning to the South African Proteas, there has been some controversy amidst the discussions. Many are wondering if it is wise to take back the retired 36 year old star batsman while others are urging the reintroduction of the cricketer. This move could be a game-changer and also impact T20 World Cup betting…. Read more →
Warne’s beautiful irrationality
Shane Warne’s feud reignition with Steve Waugh speaks more to his mental constitution than it does expose Waugh’s incompetency. And that’s fine, writes RYAN VREDE.
Gibbs wanted to play rugby
Former Proteas star batsman Herschelle Gibbs has stated on Twitter that he would have preferred to play career rugby instead of cricket.
Hazlewood against proposed banning of saliva
Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has raised reservations about the ICC cricket committee’s proposal of banning the use of saliva to shine cricket balls.
