India dominate West Indies in first Test

Red-hot Mohammed Siraj took 4-40 as India dismissed the West Indies for 162 and then turned the screw with the bat on day one of the first Test in Ahmedabad.

Bosch ready to lean on Rabada

Proteas fast bowler Corbin Bosch says he will look to Kagiso Rabada for guidance as he prepares for a potential first Test appearance in the subcontinent.

India set sights on crushing weak West Indies

Shubman Gill’s India enter the two-Test home series as clear favourites against a struggling West Indies side, far removed from the team that once ruled world cricket.

Pakistan bank on spin for Proteas Test series

Pakistan have named five spinners and recalled paceman Shaheen Shah Afridi in their 18-man squad for the two-Test home series against South Africa.

CSA: Mace tour a success despite low turnout

CSA has defended the timing and turnout of the Proteas’ delayed World Test Championship mace tour.

Woakes calls time on international career

Pace bowler Chris Woakes has quit international cricket after the ECB indicated he was no longer in its plans.

Watch: World champion Proteas wys die mace

The Proteas travelled to Kimberley, Durban, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town over the past four days to show off the Test mace.

Stokes 'on track' for Ashes, Jacks in squad

England captain Ben Stokes is set to be available for the first Ashes Test despite a recent shoulder injury.

De Kock returns, three new Proteas captains

The Proteas squads for the all-format tour of Pakistan, as well as the one-off T20I against Namibia, have been announced.

Cummins 'hopeful' he'll take part in Ashes

Australia captain Pat Cummins says he hopes to play in all five Ashes Tests against England but concedes he will need to see how his back injury holds up.

Proteas taking mace to six SA cities

CSA has confirmed the schedule for the Proteas’ nationwide mace tour.

Former Australia captain, coach dies

Former Australia captain and coach Bob Simpson has died aged 89.

Root laughs off Warner's jibe

Joe Root has brushed aside David Warner’s jibe that he will need to “take the surfboard off his front leg” if England are to triumph in Australia in the upcoming Ashes series.

Aussie cricket chief: Make Tests matter

Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg says a slimmer Test calendar could benefit smaller nations because the five-day game was better “where it means something”.

Labuschagne plots Ashes return

Dropped Australia Test batsman Marnus Labuschagne says he is determined to bounce back and prove the doubters wrong.