England batsman Kevin Pietersen played with and against several stars during the Indian Premier League. His time at the Sunrisers Hyderabad, Deccan Chargers, Rising Pune Supergiants and Delhi Daredevils yielded plenty of experience with the game’s global elite. His stint as Royal Challengers Bangalore captain, though, was arguably the most lucrative – financially and experience-wise – alongside South African trio… Read more →
The Over-50s World Cup has been cancelled by the organisers on Sunday due to the continuing affect of the Covid-19 virus on mass events around the world.
The Knights clinched the final semifinal spot of the Momentum One Cup when they beat the Titans by three-wickets in Centurion on Sunday.
An emphatic bowling display by Sisanda Magala steered the Warriors to an eight-wicket victory over the Cobras in East London on Saturday.
The Proteas’ ODI tour of India has been cancelled in the scramble to deal with the threat of the coronavirus pandemic, leaving us to cast our minds back into the not-so-distant past to a day in 2015 when South Africa ruled the Wankhede Stadium.
New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson has been tested for the coronavirus and is in isolation after complaining of a sore throat.
The Lions beat the Dolphins by four wickets in Friday’s One-Day Cup fixture at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom.
Warriors assistant coach Runeshan Moodley admits that they will have to be wary of the already eliminated Cape Cobras when the two teams lock horns in their final regular season One-Day Cup clash in East London on Saturday.
Former Proteas all-rounder Alan Dawson was the match-winner for the second game in succession as South Africa’s Veterans clinched a two-run win in a nail-biting finish against England at Wynberg Boys’s High School.
This month’s ODI series between India and the Proteas has been cancelled due to the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Australian seamer Kane Richardson has tested negative for the coronavirus.
The start of this year’s edition of the Indian Premier League has been postponed.
The Australian Women’s limited-overs series against the Proteas Women in South Africa, which was scheduled to start later this month, has been cancelled.
The remainder of the Proteas’ ongoing ODI series against India will be played behind closed doors due to the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Thursday’s first ODI between the Proteas and India in Dharamsala was washed out without a ball bowled.
