TOP 5: SA U19s to watch
We take a look at the top South Africa U19 talents ahead of their seven-match Youth ODI Tri-Series against England and Namibia, starting on 2 December.
De Villiers wants Test return
AB de Villiers has set his sights on a Test return as he prepares to take part in a three-day match for the South African Invitation XI against Zimbabwe.
Cobras, Warriors battle for survival
The Cape Cobras and the Warriors will aim to keep their Ram Slam T20 Challenge campaign alive in a basement battle in Paarl.
Titans can be beaten – Toyana
Highveld Lions head coach Geoffrey Toyana says that the high-flying Titans are not unbeatable.
Rabada drops to third
Kagiso Rabada dropped to third on the ICC Test rankings, while Dale Steyn holds firmly onto eighth spot.
Rabada the key to Lions revival
It is crunch time for the Highveld Lions: they need to arrest a slide in their Ram Slam T20 fortunes.
Ashwin races to 300 wickets
Ravichandran Ashwin became the fastest bowler to 300 Test wickets as India warmed up for their South Africa tour by crushing Sri Lanka.
Bairstow incident 'blown up'
Jonny Bairstow’s ‘headbutting’ was a minor incident blown out of all proportion, say England management.
Aussies go one up in Ashes
It took just over an hour on day five for Australia to knock off the 56 runs required to win the first Ashes Test at Brisbane.
Ingram leads Warriors assault
Colin Ingram’s outstanding 89 propelled the Warriors to their first win of the season, beating the Highveld Lions in the Ram Slam double header at Newlands.
Bairstow in 'headbutting' claim
Jonny Bairstow is under a shadow after Fox News claimed he headbutted Australia opener Cameron Bancroft at the start of the Ashes tour.
Marais rewrites triple-century records
Border’s Marco Marais entered the record book in style when he smashed the world’s fastest triple century, off 191 balls.
Lyon the alpha male
The Three Lions of England had to bow down before the Aussie Lyon, our Turbo Bowler for his actions in the first Test at Brisbane.
Aussies regain bragging rights
An England batting collapse handed the Ashes advantage back to Australia, who closed day four on the brink of victory in the first Test at Brisbane.
Smith sparks Australia's resurgence
Steve Smith’s anchoring 326-ball 141* propelled Australia to 328 as they took a brief lead on day three of the Gabba Test.
