4-Day Series wrap: Makhanya century powers Titans
Sibonelo Makhanya scored 111 as the Northerns Titans declared on 515-9 against the Free State Knights in Bloemfontein 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.
Former Zimbabwe captain banned
Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor was on Friday banned from all cricket for three-and-a-half years.
Watch: Taking a drive with Dale Steyn
Ryan O’Connor catches up with former Proteas fast bowler Dale Steyn while driving the Mercedes-Benz GLS580 for CAR magazine.
'Baby AB' has a BIG future
South Africa’s chances of winning the U19 World Cup may be over, but they have unearthed an absolute gem in Dewald Brevis.
Donald highest-ranked Protea on 50 best bowlers list
Six South African bowlers have been included in a list of the 50 best bowlers of all time.
'Slinger' Malinga given Sri Lanka coaching role
Two stand-in coaches have been appointed for Sri Lanka’s T20I tour of Australia.
Powell hundred powers West Indies to win
Rovman Powell’s punishing century laid the foundation for the West Indies’ 20-run win over England in the third T20I in Bridgetown on Wednesday.
England outplay Junior Proteas to reach semis
Jacob Bethell smashed 88 off just 42 balls as England beat South Africa by six wickets in Wednesday’s U19 World Cup quarter-final in Antigua.
Proteas call up Harmer for New Zealand tour
Off-spinner Simon Harmer will return to the Proteas Test setup for the two-match tour of New Zealand.
Proteas players gain big in ODI rankings
Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen have climbed up the ODI batting rankings after helping the Proteas complete a memorable 3-0 series win over India.
SA U19 target first semi-final since 2014
SA U19 coach Shukri Conrad believes his team can win their World Cup quarter-final against England in Antigua on Wednesday if they play to their potential.
Boucher, CSA legal teams go head to head
Mark Boucher’s labour lawyer Mohammed Chavoos says there’s “nothing unique” about the Proteas coach’s matter with Cricket South Africa.
Middlesex chairman slammed for race views
English cricket is back in the firing line over racism in the game after “stereotypical” and “outdated” views were expressed about the reasons for a lack of interest in the game among Britain’s ethnic minority communities.
Performance should never trump people
Those arguing Mark Boucher’s case on the basis of an upturn in results need to seriously examine their morals, writes @Ryan_Vrede.
