Morkel grabs double-wicket maiden
Former Proteas fast bowler Morne Morkel grabbed a double-wicket maiden for Surrey against Glamorgan in the Royal One Day Cup on Sunday.
Australia seals hat-trick of World Cups
On this day in 2007, Australia beat Sri Lanka in the 2007 World Cup final by 53 runs (D/L method) to lift a third consecutive World Cup Trophy.
Royal’s strengthen playoff hopes
The Rajasthan Royals opened the playoff race by beating the Sunrisers Hyderabad by seven wickets on Saturday.
Amla withdraws from CSA T20 Challenge
Hashim Amla has made himself unavailable for the Cobras’ last few CSA T20 Challenge matches to ‘fine-tune’ his batting for the World Cup.
Donald: I had to deal with the guilt
Proteas pace legend Allan Donald reveals the turmoil that followed the 1999 run-out incident.
Polasak becomes first woman to umpire a men's ODI
Australia’s Claire Polosak has become the first woman umpire ever to stand in a men’s ODI.
Rassie outshines fellow CWC squad members
It was a dull evening for the Proteas’ World Cup squad members in the CSA T20 Challenge, with Rassie van der Dussen’s match-winning 59 against the Cobras the only stand-out contribution.
De Kock dips, Tahir continues to strike
Quinton de Kock contributed 15 to his side’s 155-4, while Imran Tahir took his season tally to 17 wickets as the Mumbai Indians beat the Chennai Super Kings by 46 runs.
Hales banned after failed drug test
England batsman Alex Hales is serving a 21-day ban from cricket for recreational drug use.
Elgar on playing in England
Daniel Gallan catches up with Dean Elgar, who is currently plying his trade with English county Surrey.
Luus named Proteas Women captain
The Proteas Women named their women’s squad for Pakistan’s inbound tour, with Sune Luus named as interim skipper.
Erasmus makes World Cup cut
Two-time ICC Umpire of the Year, Marais Erasmus, will be the lone South African umpire on duty at the 2019 Cricket World Cup after he was named on the panel on Friday.
WATCH: From Khayelitsha to World Cup
The Gary Kirsten foundation will take a group of kids from Khayelitsha to the Cricket World Cup in England.
Hendricks: IPL is a valuable opportunity
Proteas left-arm seamer Beuran Hendricks chats to the media after he was called up to replace the injured Alzarri Joseph in the IPL.
Gibbs disappointed by Reeza's omission
Herschelle Gibbs believes that Reeza Hendricks would have been the ideal No 3 batsman for the Proteas at the upcoming World Cup, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
