• Jonhenry Wilson

    Jonhenry Wilson
    Neil Johnson

    Memory lane: When Zimbabwe beat Proteas

    Zimbabwe only have two victories in 38 attempts to show for a very one-sided ODI record against South Africa. The first came in Chelmsford, England, during the 1999 World Cup. The second came at Kingsmead in Durban, less than a year later.

    Brendan Taylor

    Rajput: Proteas must be wary of Zim

    New head coach Lalchand Rajput is looking forward to the returning Brendan Taylor, Craig Ervine and Sean Williams potentially having a positive impact during Zimbabwe’s three-ODI series against the Proteas, which will get underway later this week.

    SABC to broadcast T20 League

    SABC to broadcast T20 League

    Cricket South Africa (CSA) and the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) confirmed a joint exclusive partnership for the new 2018 T20 league on Tuesday.

    Rudi Second

    4-Day Franchise Series preview: Knights

    Overview The Knights will have to successfully navigate the exit of two key batsmen in an attempt to reclaim the title won at the end of the 2016-17 season. They have steely former Test spinner and head coach Nicky Boje at the helm – and a wealth of burgeoning talent through the ranks. Last season The Knights didn’t manage a… Read more →

    4-Day Franchise Series preview: Dolphins

    4-Day Franchise Series preview: Dolphins

    Overview Joint winners and second-last finishers in the 2017-18 season’s Momentum One Day Cup and Ram Slam T20 Challenge, respectively, the Durban-based Dolphins will want to improve on a previous first-class campaign assistant coach Imraan Khan recently labelled ‘the most disappointing.’  Last season Just one win in 10 Sunfoil Series matches saw the Dolphins occupy fifth position in the six-team… Read more →