Rising stars from U19 Qualifiers
SA Cricket magazine profiles five rising stars who have impressed at the U19 World Cup Qualifiers in Potchefstroom.
Khawaja clinches last-ball thriller
A century from Usman Khawaja clinched a last-ball thriller for Australia A against India A.
Paterson's high five sets up victory
Inspired by Dane Paterson’s first five-wicket haul in one-day matches, South Africa bounced back from two losses to beat India A by four wickets in the quadrangular tournament in Bengaluru.
Titans, Dolphins open domestic campaign
Cricket South Africa announced the franchise fixtures for all three domestic competitions for the 2018-19 season on Monday.
McCullum makes hay
The Trinbago Knight Riders romped home against the Barbados Tridents with time to spare.
Sierra Leone, Nigeria triumph
Frederico Carava took seven wickets for Mozambique but still ended on the losing side.
Kirsten shares coaching insights
Former Proteas coach Gary Kirsten has appealed to school coaches to ensure that they set out on a coaching career for the right reasons.
Proteas Women need to address batting
The Proteas women fell short in both warm-up matches against the Titans Academy boys side, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Much to play for in semis
The ICC Under 19 World Cup Africa Division Two qualifiers semi-finals in Potchefstroom are well underway with a lot at stake as the winners will automatically qualify for Division One to join Namibia, Uganda and Kenya.
Magic Miller mauls Stars
Power-hitter David Miller blazed 29 runs off the last 10 balls against St Lucia Stars.
Tallawahs down Stars by 21 runs
The Jamaica Tallawahs were always in control against struggling St Lucia Stars.
Commanding win for Patriots
The St Kitts & Nevis Patriots earned a comfortable six-wicket victory over Barbados Tridents.
Irfan the Unplayable
Giant paceman Mohammad Irfan recorded the greatest ever spell of T20 bowling in history.
Sierra Leone crush Swaziland
Sierra Leone U19s crushed Swaziland U19 by eight wickets with 39 overs to spare.
Brilliant Zondo takes SA A to brink
Khaya Zondo’s incredible 117 couldn’t prevent South Africa A from losing by 32 runs to Australia A in Bengaluru.
