SA Emerging efforts fall short
The experience and depth of the Sri Lankan Emerging team ensured a comfortable five-wicket victory over the young South Africans in the second of three unofficial ODIs, in Dambulla.
Olivier leads dramatic fightback
Duanne Olivier took five quick wickets in an early morning spell to give South Africa a fighting chance in the second unofficial Test against India A in Bengaluru.
Russell downs records as Tallawahs triumph
Andre Russell’s hat-trick and lightning-fast 121 for Jamaica Tallawahs completed the most incredible run chase in Caribbean Premier League history.
India made to look second rate by England at Lord's
Inspired bowling by England’s Jimmy Anderson and Chris Woakes humbled the Indian batsmen during a rain-interrupted second day at Lord’s.
Erasmus 17th umpire to 50 Tests
Marais Erasmus’ 50th Test match as an umpire has been waterlogged at Lord’s in London for two days.
Faf: 'Fearless' cricket will win World Cup
Faf du Plessis believes the Proteas are establishing a ‘fearless’ and attractive brand of winning cricket.
Du Plessis explains De Kock captaincy
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis says Quinton de Kock can learn from the responsibility of being captain.
Vihari grinds down SA A
A brilliant century by Hanuma Vihari ensured India A ended in a powerful position at 322-4 after the first day of the second unofficial Test against South Africa A.
Hetmyer trumps Gayle
Chris Gayle’s rapid 65-ball 86 was in vain as 21-year-old Shimron Hetmyer’s unbeaten 79 secured a six-wicket victory for the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
De Kock: ODI was exciting
Stand-in captain Quinton de Kock says the fourth ODI against Sri Lanka was exciting, despite their three-run defeat in Kandy.
Van Niekerk, Kapp tie the knot
Proteas Women captain Dane van Niekerk and teammate Marizanne Kapp have finally tied the knot.
Proteas run-scorers in Sri Lanka
We take a look at the Proteas’ top five Test run-scorers in Sri Lanka.
Sharma, Pandya crush England
Devastating power hitting by India clinched the T20I series against England 2-1.
Miltz and De Klerk hold the fort
Jacob Miltz’s 61 and a determined lower-order fightback hauled the South African U19s to 232 on the first day of the first Test against England, in Scarborough on Sunday.
Gibson satisfied with preparation
Ottis Gibson says he is satisfied with the Proteas’ preparations ahead of the two-match Test series in Sri Lanka.
