England get into the swing

England’s pace battery set up a winning position when they restricted Pakistan to just 174 on the first day of the second Test at Headingley.

Ngidi’s dream IPL debut

You’ll have to search the record books for a while to find a bowler who made more of an impact in his first seven games of the IPL than did Lungi Ngidi.

Rossouw on a one-day roll

Rilee Rossouw is on a roll. He followed up his 90 for Hampshire against Surrey with a bizarre Nelson against Essex: 111 off 111 balls with 11 fours.

AB has earned his retirement

No matter how hard it is to accept, all cricket fans should stand and salute AB de Villiers on his retirement and wish him well.

Morkel returns to action

Morne Morkel bowled seven overs for Surrey’s seconds as he returned to action for the first time since being injured in the fourth Test against Australia in early April.

Rossouw, Amla triumph in one-day battle

Rilee Rossouw emerged triumphant from a head-to-head battle with Dean Elgar as both scored nineties in the One-Day Cup.

Kuhn’s 90 falls short for Kent

Heino Kuhn showed his enduring value by slamming 90 for Kent in an ultimately futile chase of Middlesex’s 313 in the Royal London One-Day Cup.

Werner Coetsee moves to coaching

Werner Coetsee, the veteran Knights spinner and former captain, has retired from playing and will take up a coaching role.

Amla, Berg see Hampshire home

Hashim Amla played a key role, along with erstwhile Saffa Gareth Berg, as Hampshire squeezed past Sussex by two wickets with four balls remaining in the One-Day Cup.

McCullum has gone rogue on Tests

I was surprised to see Brendon McCullum jumping on the bandwagon to proclaim that T20 will be the only form of cricket in the future.

Amla, Rossouw back Vince’s 201

Rilee Rossouw picked up the baton from his fallen comrade Hashim Amla to save Hampshire from defeat against Somerset at Taunton in the County Championship.

Mighty Hash top of the table

Hashim Amla was 14 runs away from yet another hundred as he fought to keep Hampshire in the game against Somerset in the County Championship.

Amla fights to the last

Hashim Amla’s determined ton was a labour in vain as Hampshire went down fighting to Nottinghamshire in the County Championship.

Vilas left stranded on 235

Dane Vilas was left stranded on 235, nine runs short of his career best, when Lancashire were bowled out for 492 by Somerset in the County Championship at Old Trafford.

Markram finds his mojo

After three successive blanks, Aiden Markram found his form to smash a dynamic 94 after Durham were forced to follow on against Leicestershire.