Van Tonder leads U19 dream team
South Africa U19 captain Raynard van Tonder has been given the honour of leading a World Cup U19 ‘dream team’.
Slow India pace 'amazes' Proteas
Batting coach Dale Benkenstein says the Proteas need to adapt to the slowness of the India spin attack.
'Spin not a massive danger'
Aiden Markram insists spin isn’t a problem for the Proteas, despite India’s spinners taking eight wickets in their nine-wicket victory at Centurion on Sunday.
India crush woeful Proteas
India thrashed South Africa by nine wickets at Centurion to take a 2-0 lead in the ODI series.
Spinners rip through Proteas
India need 119 runs to win the second ODI following a destructive display by their spinners at Centurion.
Zondo debuts as SA bat
India have won the toss and decided to bowl first in the second ODI at Centurion.
Global T20 remains in doubt
Cricket South Africa is examining the feasibility of continuing with the Global League T20 series, which was cancelled last year.
Dolphins and Warriors share Cup
The Dolphins and the Warriors will share the One-Day Cup after a day of rain prevented any play at Kingsmead.
SAvIND: SuperSport Park ODI preview
Your essential guide to the second ODI between the Proteas and India at SuperSport Park in Centurion.
Markram: Batting at No 3 makes sense
Aiden Markram says he could bat at No 3 for the second ODI against India at SuperSport Park on Sunday.
India win U19 World Cup
Manjot Kalra’s century helped India cruise to a record fourth U19 World Cup title, beating Australia by eight wickets.
Finger injury rules out Faf
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis will miss the remainder of the ODI series and upcoming T20I series against India due to a finger injury.
Dolphins off the hook in final
A torrential downpour forced the abandonment of the Momentum One-Day Cup final in Durban, with the Warriors in the driving seat.
'Underdogs' in One-Day final scrap
It’s a battle of the underdogs in the Momentum One-Day Cup final at Kingsmead today.
Faf: We needed 300
The Proteas lost the first ODI to India in Durban on Thursday because they put too few runs on the board, not because of poor bowling, said captain Faf du Plessis.
