The Proteas blooded several new players in one series – or a single Test, ODI or T20I – during the 2019-20 season. Here’s hoping the following five new recruits get more game time for the Proteas later this year.
Former fast bowler Victor Mpitsang is reportedly among Cricket South Africa’s preferred candidates for the convenor of selectors role.
Each player involved in the Proteas’ tour of India last month has emerged from self-quarantine free of coronavirus symptoms.
The Proteas went into the third of five ODIs against Australia in 2016 with a 2-0 series lead, having comprehensively beaten the visitors at SuperSport Park and Wanderers.
A Proteas Women’s batter, former Titans star and ex-Cape Cobras coach celebrated their birthdays on 2 April 2020.
Relive the action of the third and final Test match of South Africa’s tour to England in 2012 at Lord’s where the world No 1 ranking was up for grabs.
The co-inventor of the Duckworth-Lewis rain rule has passed away at the age of 78 years old.
On 1 January 2019, the International Cricket Council granted T20I status to all member men’s teams.
The Dolphins were awarded the One-Day Cup title last week, putting a bittersweet cherry on top of a promising first season for head coach Imraan Khan.
Proteas star Kagiso Rabada chatted to Elma Smit via video for the Jacaranda Breakfast show about what he’s been getting up to since the national lockdown was implemented last week.
Interim director of cricket Graeme Smith has reiterated that wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock isn’t necessarily former Test captain Faf du Plessis’ successor.
England Test captain Joe Root is expecting talks with the England Cricket Board around possible pay cuts to be on the cards fairly soon.
Wellington head coach Glenn Pocknall has praised former Lions and Dolphins batsman Devon Conway, who has been cleared by the International Cricket Council to play for New Zealand.
The inauguration of The Hundred competition could well be postponed until 2021 as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to derail the English Cricket Board’s preparation for their summer cricket season.
Cricket South Africa acting chief executive officer Jacques Faul has confirmed salaries of national and franchise players won’t be reduced, despite the premature end to the 2019-20 season due to the coronavirus pandemic.
