Seventh heaven for Siboto
Malusi Siboto took 7-48 for the Titans to topple the Lions for 206 on day one of their Sunfoil Series clash in Potchefstroom.
Australia dominate on day one
The Proteas were bowled out for 242 before a David Warner blitz saw Australia close on 105-0 on day one in Perth.
Knights eye top spot
The Knights look to keep their unbeaten record with a win against the Warriors, as they look to reclaim the No 1 spot.
Smith hisses at Steyn's snake jibe
Dale Steyn’s ‘head of the snake’ analogy hasn’t been received too well in Australian circles.
Lead by Example
Steve Smith has combined raw talent and perseverance to become one of the world’s most feared batsmen, featured in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine.
Exciting Jukskei derby awaits
The Lions and the Titans will do battle in Potchefstroom on Thursday with the Titans looking to hold on to top spot in the Sunfoil Series standings.
1st Test: Five talking points
Tom Sizeland highlights five points of discussion ahead of Thursday morning’s Perth opener.
Cobras turn to youth
No less than four changes have been made to the Cobras’ troubled young side against the Dolphins on Thursday.
Siddle is Aussies' third seamer
The Australian selectors have gone with Peter Siddle as one of the three mainline seamers to meet the Proteas in the first Test in Perth, starting Thursday.
Dawson quits Cobras
Alan Dawson, who was brought in to assist beleaguered Cobras coach Paul Adams, has quit six weeks into the job.
Starc can emulate Steyn – Johnson
Ex-Australia paceman Mitchell Johnson believes Mitchell Starc will reach 400 Test wickets quicker than Dale Steyn did.
Australia bowlers deserve respect – Cook
Stephen Cook says Australia’s bowling attack will be given due respect at the Waca.
Open wound won't stop Starc
A gaping and raw gash to Mitchell Starc’s left shin isn’t going to stop him from playing in the first Test against the Proteas on Thursday.
Hopefully they'll get carried away – Warner
David Warner has responded to Dale Steyn’s comments that he will be targeting Australia’s leadership in Perth.
Ramela banned
The Cape Cobras’ woes deepened when their captain, Omphile Ramela, was banned for using obscene language on the field.
