Sri Lanka bowl first in Durban
The Proteas have named an unchanged side as they look to go two up in perfect conditions at Kingsmead.
Mini Cricket through the years
Rondebosch Boys KFC Mini Cricket coach Lenore Ciolli has been coaching the U9 side since 1983, and has seen the programme grow exponentially.
De Villiers 63 helps Proteas to 169
AB de Villiers made a welcome return to the Proteas fold with 63, guiding his side to 169 in the decider against Sri Lanka at Newlands.
Duminy poses No 4 problem
As AB de Villiers contemplates his return to Test cricket, JP Duminy’s position at No 4 comes under the spotlight.
SA hunt series whitewash
Stephen Cook says the Proteas need to finish the job and clinch a series whitewash against Sri Lanka in the third Test at the Wanderers.
CSA urged to block talent drain
Cricket South Africa has been advised to formulate a strategy to minimise or stop the loss of ‘’players of national interest’’.
New-ball wicket 'will favour SA'
Dean Elgar believes Newlands is a wicket which favours the new ball and it will remain so for the rest of the second Test against Sri Lanka.
All-round Smuts continues to impress
JJ Smuts was named Bowler of the Match for the third time as the Warriors beat the Lions to book their spot in the T20 Challenge final.
AB out of T20 Challenge
AB de Villiers is fighting for fitness ahead of the first Test against Sri Lanka at the end of the month.
Bowlers trounce Knights
The Knights lost their last nine wickets for just 48 runs as they were beaten by the in-form Warriors by eight wickets.
Faf must retain captaincy
Faf du Plessis must be retained as the Proteas’ skipper for the Sri Lanka Test series regardless of AB de Villiers’ return.
Smith takes on the Proteas
The Proteas will take on Graeme Smith’s Mini-Cricket Kids in a four-match Tour starting on 8 December.
Man of the Series Philander
Vernon Philander appears to be well and truly back to his best after a Man-of-the-Series display Down Under.
Aussies scent early victory
Australia went in for their tea and sandwiches needing just 100 runs, with all wickets standing, for victory over the Proteas in the third Test.
Cook firm, Proteas still trail
Australia found two breakthroughs to leave the Proteas on 100-2, trailing their opponents’ first-innings total by 24 runs.
