Best since Gilchrist – Ponting
Quinton de Kock is being compared to Adam Gilchrist fly in, as legends compliment the young superstar.
Warriors seal late victory over Knights
The Warriors left it late to clean up the Knights’ tail and inflict a first defeat of the season on them.
Rabada puts Proteas on brink
Kagiso Rabada struck late on day four to leave the Proteas needing just six wickets for victory against Australia at the Waca.
Record total awaits Australia
The Proteas will force Australia to chase a record total as they look to press home the advantage in the morning session on day four.
Duminy reignites Test career
JP Duminy has described his career-defining innings of 141 on the third day of the first Test against Australia as a ‘step in the right direction’.
Ontong career-best rescues Cobras
A superb maiden double-century from Justin Ontong allowed the Cobras to close in on the Dolphins’ 478 in Paarl.
Duminy and Elgar crush Aussies
Centuries from JP Duminy and Dean Elgar, in a partnership of 250, put the Proteas in a dominant position on day three of the first Test against Australia.
Cobras hang in grimly
The beleaguered Cobras were battling to stay in the game after the Dolphins ran up an imposing first innings of 478 at Boland Park.
Motivated in Steyn's absence – Philander
Proteas bowler, Vernon Philander, says the rest of the bowling attack will be ‘motivated to deliver’ in Dale Steyn’s absence.
Steyn out of series
Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the Australian Test series after breaking his shoulder while bowling.
Proteas seize the advantage
The Proteas boast a 102-run lead against Australia, after an incredible fightback from the bowlers on day two at the Waca.
No one to blame for Hughes death
A coroner ruled that a ‘minuscule misjudgment’ by Australia batsman Phil Hughes was what led to his death.
Proteas fight back to stun Aussies
From 158-0 to 244 all out, an incredible fightback from the Proteas has seen them restrict Australia’s lead to just two runs.
Cobras on brink of strike
The Cobras players, angered by administrators’ inaction, are on the brink of calling an all-out strike in their dispute against coach Paul Adams.
Warner wicket huge for Proteas
The Proteas need to get David Warner in the morning session to prevent Australia from running away with the first Test.
