SA A eye clean sweep
SA A captain Aiden Markram expects India A to bounce back hard when the sides clash in the second four-day match in Potchefstroom on Saturday.
Steyn returns to Titans
Proteas paceman Dale Steyn has returned to the franchise where he started his career for the 2017-18 season.
Fleming, Simons to coach Stellenbosch Monarchs
Former Proteas head coach Eric Simons has been named as Stephen Fleming’s assistant to the Stellenbosch Monarchs for the T20 Global League.
Maron the new assistant coach of West Indies
West Indies have appointed former South African first-class cricketer Ryan Maron as assistant coach.
Records tumble in Leeds
Adam Lyth posted the highest score in England’s T20 history as his 161 led Yorkshire to a 124-run win over Northamptonshire.
Five internationals allowed for T20 Global
CSA has announced that five international players will be allowed in each T20 Global league squad.
Steyn on the verge of Test return?
Dale Steyn has indicated that he could make his Test return soon.
SA draw World Champions in U19 WC
South Africa have drawn defending champions West Indies in the 2018 U19 World Cup to be hosted in New Zealand.
Pretorius, Malan spark SA Emerging win
Migael Pretorius’ five-for and Janneman Malan’s ton helped SA Emerging claim a six-wicket victory against Zimbabwe A on Wednesday.
Peterson appointed Blazers assistant
Ex-Proteas spinner, Robin Peterson, has been picked as the assistant coach of the Bloem City Blazers for their Global T20 campaign.
Gibson available after Windies Tests
Ottis Gibson will remain as England bowling coach until after the West Indies Test series.
India extend rankings lead
Hashim Amla, Kagiso Rabada, Vernon Philander and Dale Steyn hang on to their ICC rankings, as India extend their lead over the Proteas in the Test rankings.
'It's a tough place to be'
Former England batsman Nick Compton expressed his regret at not being able to take his Test opportunities, and hopes fellow openers can learn from his mistakes.
Dala records five-for to silence India A
Junior Dala wrapped up the tail as India A were bundled out for 211 in their second innings, handing South Africa A a 235-run win on day four of the first unofficial Test.
SA A on the brink of victory
South Africa A are four wickets away from victory against India A going into day four at the Tuks Oval.
