Wolvaardt century sets up Proteas Women win

Laura Wolvaardt scored 117 as the Proteas beat the West Indies by 96 runs in the third women’s ODI at the Wanderers on Thursday to level the series at 1-1.

POLL: Who should replace Petersen?

Would Sarel Erwee, Zubayr Hamza or Ryan Rickelton be in your Proteas team for the first Test against New Zealand? Vote here!

Elgar: Erwee or Hamza to take KP's place

Sarel Erwee or Zubayr Hamza will replace Keegan Petersen at No 3 in the Proteas Test team, according to captain Dean Elgar.

Proteas Women back in black

The Proteas will wear their all-black kit during the fourth women’s ODI against the West Indies at the Wanderers on Sunday.

'Bedingham would come into SA A conversation now'

Cricket South Africa convenor of selectors Victor Mpitsang has explained why Western Province batsman David Bedingham was not selected for South Africa A earlier this season.

'No Proteas player can be prejudiced'

The SA Cricketers’ Association will “protect” the Proteas players who testify during coach Mark Boucher’s disciplinary hearing.

Elgar: Proteas players support Boucher

Proteas captain Dean Elgar says the team has thrown its support behind coach Mark Boucher.

Petersen blow for Proteas

Proteas batsman Keegan Petersen will not leave with the team for New Zealand on Wednesday for their two-Test series in Christchurch.

Dates confirmed for Boucher disciplinary hearing

Mark Boucher’s lawyer Mohammed Chavoos has welcomed the dates for his disciplinary hearing.

Proteas Women suffer Super Over heartbreak

South Africa snatched a dramatic tie only to lose the Super Over of the second women’s ODI against the West Indies at the Wanderers on Monday.

Sri Lanka outplay SA at U19 World Cup

Sri Lanka beat South Africa by 67 runs in their fifth-place playoff semi-final at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua on Sunday.

Harmer: It's always been about opportunity, not money

Simon Harmer hopes to change people’s misconceptions about Kolpak players.

Brilliance doesn’t have a colour-coding

If you do your talking out in the middle, with bat and ball, there will always be a future for white South African cricketers – it doesn’t matter what age, writes MARK KEOHANE for Independent Newspapers.

Rain saves Proteas Women from defeat

Rain came to South Africa’s rescue in the first women’s ODI against the West Indies at the Wanderers on Friday.

Boucher treated unfairly

Veteran cricket writer COLIN BRYDEN believes Mark Boucher has done nothing to warrant the charges against him and remains an inspired choice as coach of the Proteas.