AB and Morris boost Titans
The Titans and Warriors go head to head as second takes on third in a high-stakes One Day Cup clash in Benoni on Tuesday.
Taylor out, Boult to return
Ross Taylor has been ruled out of the third Test in Hamilton starting on Wednesday, while Trent Boult looks likely to make a return.
Knights knock out Cobras
The Knights thrashed the Cobras by 148 runs at Newlands to keep their One Day Cup playoff hopes alive.
Maharaj brought consistency - Faf
Keshav Maharaj’s regularity of wickets was vital in the Proteas’ eight-wicket victory in Wellington on Saturday.
High fives for Du Plessis and Domingo
Before we reach into the box of superlatives in praise of this Proteas team that bossed New Zealand in Wellington, we need to praise two people who are unlikely to hog the headlines in the coming days.
Proteas storm to victory
The Proteas have gone 1-0 up against New Zealand, after Keshav Maharaj’s 6-40 in Wellington on Saturday helped them to an eight-wicket victory.
Black Caps on the ropes
Keshav Maharaj’s double strike in the second session has left New Zealand on 139-5 on day three in Wellington.
Proteas to press home advantage
New Zealand have it all to do as they will go into bat trailing by at least 81 runs on day three in Wellington.
Record-breaking Titans destroy Lions
Aiden Markram and the Titans scored the highest-ever domestic totals to thrash the Lions by 169 runs.
De Kock inspired by Patel duel
Quinton de Kock revealed that his battle with Jeetan Patel fueled his performance on day two of the second Test in Wellington on Friday.
Bavuma to the rescue
Temba Bavuma continues to score runs when his side needs it most.
De Kock breaks Patel shackles
Quinton de Kock smashed 91 off 118 balls on day two to steady the ship after a top-order collapse at the Basin Reserve on Friday.
Bavuma, De Kock put SA in front
Temba Bavuma and Quinton de Kock fought back to ensure that South Africa ended day two in Wellington with a commanding 81-run lead.
De Kock leads counterattack
The Proteas trail by 50 runs at tea on day two, thanks to the positive batting of Quinton de Kock and Temba Bavuma.
Kiwis on top after SA lose four
South Africa trail by 164 runs with four first-innings wickets in hand at lunch on day two in Wellington.
