Regulate bat sizes – Ponting
Former Australian Test captain Ricky Ponting has come out against the use of bigger bats in Test cricket.
Amla 74 in vain
Chris Gayle blew Trinbago away with an unbeaten century to secure a seven-wicket victory for Jamaica, despite Hashim Amla’s 74.
SA U19s take slender lead
The SA U19s go into the third and final day of the third Test against Sri Lanka U19s boasting a 33-run lead.
Buttler set for England Test return
England coach Trevor Bayliss has hinted at the return of Jos Buttler to the English Test side.
Ban fixers for life – Broad
England all-rounder Stuart Broad has spoken out against match-fixers being allowed back to play cricket.
Rabada shines in championship
Kagiso Rabada moved seamlessly from T20 mode to first-class, taking two wickets as Essex tried to impose themselves on Kent in the County Championship.
Lewis, Shamsi set up big win
West Indian Evin Lewis gave Faf du Plessis a resounding victory with a 36-ball 73 in the Caribbean Premier League.
SA U19s well placed
A trio of half-centuries saw the South Africa U19s declare on 295-8 on day one of the deciding Youth Test against Sri Lanka.
ICC approve DRS changes
The ICC has approved changes to the lbw umpire’s call in the Decision Review System.
Steyn debut ends in victory
Dale Steyn’s first Caribbean Premier League outing was a successful one as the Jamaica Tallawahs beat Faf du Plessis’ St Kitts and Nevis Patriots.
Amla leads in record stand
Hashim Amla led the way in a record T20 stand with Dwayne Bravo to set up victory for the Trinbago Knight Riders in the CPL.
Rabada keeps flag flying
Kagiso Rabada at least emerged with some credit as Essex hammered Kent by 50 runs in the Natwest Blast T20.
CSA announce NZ, Eng tours
CSA have released the dates for their tour of England from May to August next year.
Mini Cricket hits development for six
KFC Mini Cricket is the country’s biggest grassroots development programme, and continues to grow from strength to strength.
EP cricket CEO to take up new post
Eastern Province Cricket CEO Jesse Chellan will leave at the end of August to take up a new post at the International Cricket Council.
