I nearly fainted – Pretorius

Dwaine Pretorius expressed his delight at being called up to the Proteas squad after the injury of Dale Steyn.

De Kock and Rabada shoot up Test Rankings

Quinton de Kock and Kagiso Rabada have achieved career-best positions in the ICC rankings after their stand-out performances in the first Test against Australia. 

Siddle out through Injury

Australia paceman Peter Siddle has been ruled out of the second Test in Hobart due to a back injury.  

SA 1-0 up as KG dominates

Kagiso Rabada takes 5-92 as the Proteas win the first Test by 177 runs to extend their unbeaten run in Perth. 

Marsh out injured

Australia opener Shaun Marsh has been ruled out of the second Test, and possibly the series, with a broken finger. 

KG rips through Australia

Kagiso Rabada had an amazing Australia debut, taking a five-for in their second innings to lead SA to a 177-run victory at the Waca.

Bavuma’s run-out explained

Mark Taylor and Ian Healy analyse Temba Bavuma’s amazing run-out which removed David Warner on 35 on day four at the Waca. 

Best since Gilchrist – Ponting

Quinton de Kock is being compared to Adam Gilchrist fly in, as legends compliment the young superstar. 

We must keep focus – Langeveldt

Proteas bowling coach Charl Langeveldt says SA must stay focused to prevent complacency on the final day at the Waca.  

Rabada torments Voges

Kagiso Rabada displayed a tremendous piece of fast bowling for his wicket-maiden over, in which he dismissed Adam Voges. 

Bavuma catches Warner short

Temba Bavuma removed talisman David Warner with an exceptional run out as SA dominated proceedings on day four.  

Motivated in Steyn’s absence – Philander

Proteas bowler, Vernon Philander, says the rest of the bowling attack will be ‘motivated to deliver’ in Dale Steyn’s absence.

Steyn injury rare – Moosajee

Proteas doctor, Mohammed Moosajee, says that Dale Steyn is likely to undergo surgery for a ‘bony stress reaction’, as his series comes to an end. 

Warner cursed by Nicholas

David Warner was undone by the commentator’s curse after Mark Nicholas mentions that he’s never been dismissed in the 90s. 

Seventh heaven for Siboto

Malusi Siboto took 7-48 for the Titans to topple the Lions for 206 on day one of their Sunfoil Series clash in Potchefstroom.