Kirsten to coach RCB batsmen
Former Proteas opening batsman and coach Gary Kirsten will mentor the Royal Challengers Bangalore batsmen in this year’s IPL.
Morkel ousts Steyn from top 10
Morne Morkel’s five-for against Zimbabwe lifted him into the top 10 of the ICC Test bowlers’ rankings.
SA vs IND: Five great performances
We take a look at five historic performances in Tests between South Africa and India.
India work on pace plans
India are preparing for every bowling scenario in their bid to beat South Africa in a three-Test series starting at Newlands on 5 January.
Morkel: Fitness the key
Morne Morkel has pinpointed fitness as the key to beating India in the forthcoming series, starting at Newlands on 5 January.
Elgar in Aussie dream team
Dean Elgar, after an excellent 2017, would open the batting with David Warner in an official Cricket Australia Test dream team.
'India will adapt to SA conditions'
India coach Ravi Shastri says his team is up for the challenge of playing the Proteas in South Africa.
Kohli: We can win here
Virat Kohli believes India have the team balance required to win a Test series in South Africa for the first time.
Smith's ton denies England
Australia captain Steve Smith’s solid hundred denied England a moral-lifting victory in the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne.
Dhawan rants over Airline debacle
Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan was unimpressed with Emirates Airlines after he arrived in South Africa without his family.
Morris replaces Olivier
Chris Morris has been added to the Proteas squad for the first Test against India starting at Newlands on 5 January.
Rain wins on day four
Rain ended play on day four of the Ashes at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with Australia on 103-2 and trailing by 61 runs.
De Kock, Dhawan doubtful for Newlands
Shikhar Dhawan and Quinton de Kock could miss the first Test between India and South Africa at Newlands.
CSA, Saca battle over contracts
CSA and its players are set to negotiate their MOU which expires at the end of April.
'It's like any other format'
AB de Villiers insists that there isn’t much difference between pink-ball cricket and other formats.
