Ngidi out of SA A tour

Lungi Ngidi has sustained a back injury and will miss the remainder of South Africa A’s tour of England.

An absolute honour to be a Protea – Tahir

Imran Tahir has endured a bumpy road, from struggling to make a name for himself in his country of birth, to star-status for the Proteas.

‘We have more to ponder’ – Conrad

South Africa A coach Shukri Conrad feels his side have a lot to consider ahead of their four-day matches on the UK Tour.

England romp into semis

England secured a semi-final berth with an 87-run victory over New Zealand in Cardiff on Tuesday.

Root and Buttler anchor England

Joe Root’s fifty and a lower-order rescue job from Jos Buttler helped England set New Zealand 311 to win in their Champion’s Trophy clash on Tuesday.

Six umpires promoted to first class panel

Six new umpires have been called up to the first-class panel for the 2017-18 season, CSA announced on Tuesday.

New Zealand elect to bowl against England

New Zealand have won the toss and will bowl first against England in their Group A Champions Trophy clash at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.

Elgar continues remarkable county form

Dean Elgar’s fine form continued for Somerset with a magnificent 158 in their County Championship match against Middlesex.

Rain ruins SA A ‘dead-rubber’

The final ODI between the England Lions and South Africa A ended in a no result after just five overs of play.

Dhoni and Kohli on World Fame 100

MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli have been named in ESPN’s World Fame 100 list of most famous athletes on the planet.

Rabada on top of the world

Kagiso Rabada will have a year to remember, in which he has become the Proteas’ spearhead in the absence of Dale Steyn, and has risen to No 1 in the ODI Bowler rankings.

‘We can beat South Africa’ – Arthur

In a heated press conference, Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur defended his players after their huge defeat to India.

Markram’s efforts in vain for SA A

Aiden Markram’s half-century was in vain as SA A lost to the England Lions by 144 runs, and with it the series 2-0 on Saturday.

Slow over rate costs Tharanga

Upul Tharanga will miss the remainder of Sri Lanka’s group stage of the Champions Trophy after being handed a two-match suspension for a slow over rate.

I was happy with how we hung in there – AB

AB de Villiers praised the Proteas composure during the first ten overs of Sri Lanka’s innings that ended in a 96-run win for South Africa on Saturday.