Cricket South Africa (CSA) has expressed their sadness at the sudden passing of former Transvaal cricketer Hira Jairam yesterday.
Australia, India and England are all in the running to challenge Pakistan for the No 1 ranking in T20Is.
Sri Lanka need just 63 runs to level the series against the West Indies… but they have only five wickets in hand.
After candid discussions between the players and the coaching staff, assistant coach Salieg Nackerdien is delighted with the Proteas Women’s performance against England.
Everything you need to know about the premier T20 event in women’s cricket set for November in the Caribbean.
All matches of the first stand-alone ICC Women’s World Twenty20 will be broadcast live from Guyana, St Lucia and Antigua and Barbuda from 9 to 24 November after the schedule was announced.
Moeen Ali has moved up 13 places to 12th position in the bowlers’ chart following his match-winning spell at Old Trafford that tore the heart out of the Aussie top-order.
Umar Akmal has been asked by the Pakistan Cricket Board for more details about a spot-fixing approach during the 2015 World Cup.
Sri Lanka ended the second day at 99-5 to trail the Windies by 105, despite a 59-run stand between Danushka Gunathilaka and Kusal Mendis.
Australia dropped to sixth place in the ICC ODI Team Rankings after their 5-0 series whitewash by England.
Kent batsman Heino Kuhn has enjoyed an awesome season with the bat, but his catching in the slips has been equally inspiring.
Jos Buttler’s magnificent century hauled England back from the cliff edge to secure a one-wicket win and a 5-0 sweep of the ODI series against Australia.
The poor showing by Australia in the ODI series against England shows how much they need the banned Steve Smith and David Warner, says Ian Chappell.
Proteas Women’s coach Salieg Nackerdien talks about how his side lifted themselves from a double defeat to crush the England Women.
Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder resurrected the West Indies first innings after Sri Lanka pegged them back to 53-5 in Barbados.
