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Dupavillon: Call-up a complete shock

Fast bowler Daryn Dupavillon was definitely not expecting to be in the Proteas XI for Sunday’s third and final ODI against Australia at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom.

Boucher right to cast net wide

Mark Boucher’s decision to use 23 players across the 12 limited-overs matches against England and Australia will reap short- and long-term benefits, writes JON CARDINELLI.

'AB return would upset a few players'

Former Proteas batsman Jonty Rhodes has effectively reserved judgement on whether former captain AB de Villiers should return for the T20 World Cup in Australia later this year.

Knights primed to challenge Lions

Assistant coach Werner Coetsee admits that how a team finishes a competition is always more important than the way they start as the Knights prepare for their penultimate One-Day Cup regular-season outing against the Lions in Bloemfontein on Tuesday.

Kings XI Punjab recruit South African duo

South Africans Jonty Rhodes and Charl Langeveldt will be part of the Kings XI Punjab’s coaching staff during the Indian Premier League later this year.

Boucher: Why would you not want Faf?

Head coach Mark Boucher will be hard pressed to place batsman Faf du Plessis back in the middle order during this month’s ODI series against India.

Smuts braces for 'best side in the world'

Proteas all-rounder Jon-Jon Smuts is looking forward to the challenge of playing India on the sub-continent.

What De Kock can learn from Kohli

India’s Virat Kohli is among the best players of his generation and might be the best international captain on the scene right now.

Bavuma the yin to De Kock's yang

Quinton de Kock and Temba Bavuma have forged an understanding of one another’s game in the Proteas Test middle order. That relationship makes them the Proteas’ ideal opening partnership.

Watch: Proteas turn the corner and Quinny questions

Craig Lewis and Wade Pretorius wrap up the Proteas’ ODI whitewash of Australia and discuss the batsmen stepping up, questions going forward and whether Quinton De Kock should consider giving up the gloves.