The Proteas are back in action this week with the first ODI against Pakistan getting under way in Centurion on Friday. ANDRE HUISAMEN unpacks four things you need to know about the visitors’ tour of South Africa.
Proteas captain Temba Bavuma says the players leaving for the IPL after the second ODI against Pakistan won’t cause much disruption to the squad.
The short-term pain of an international ban may be worth it, if it means fixing the deeply dysfunctional leadership in Cricket South Africa, writes RYAN VREDE.
The Proteas are back in training ahead of their three ODIs and four T20Is against Pakistan.
It has been confirmed that while CSA director of cricket Graeme Smith was part of the panel interviewing Karen Smithies, he was not present for the later discussions that have led to a legal case.
As Cricket South Africa lurches from one crisis to the next, there are no winners. There is only the potential for cricket to be irreparably harmed, writes RYAN VREDE.
Stand-in Proteas Women captain Sune Luus says her group of players has been operating on a different level of confidence since the start of the year.
While Cricket South Africa’s off-field battles wage on and the Proteas men continue to struggle for continuity, the South African ladies have provided a much-needed silver lining, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN.
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The Proteas Women’s tour of India ended in defeat with the hosts sealing a nine-wicket victory in the final T20I in Lucknow on Tuesday.
Proteas Women’s star Marizanne Kapp has moved up to second spot in both the ICC Women’s ODI Bowling and All-rounder Rankings.
Virat Kohli highlighted one of cricket’s greatest threats when he called for players to be consulted on scheduling during the pandemic. Bubble life has the potential to break cricketers and end careers, writes RYAN VREDE.
Lizelle Lee and Laura Wolvaardt struck match-winning knocks as the Proteas Women beat India by six wickets with the final delivery of the match on Sunday to win the T20I series.
The Proteas Women continued their dominance over India with an eight-wicket victory in the opening T20I in Lucknow on Saturday.
The four-day season is almost done, and one of South African cricket’s great deficiencies persists: there are just no black African batsmen pressing for Test honours, laments RYAN VREDE.
