South Africa U19 captain Matthew Montgomery believes his side have adapted to the challenging Indian conditions ahead of their Youth ODI encounter against their Afghanistan counterparts in Trivandrum on Saturday.
Reader Simon Holm shares his story of an unforgettable over in his first game for his primary school’s A-team.
The current Proteas side have a golden opportunity to win the Cricket World Cup in 2019, but it seems as if their batsmen are doing their best to throw it all away, writes SIMON LEWIS.
Akhona Mnyaka took three wickets in the last over for just three runs to squeeze out a stunning three-run win for the Cape Cobras over the Highveld Lions in Joburg.
An Afrikaans-speaking reader shares the story of how his son refused to give up despite having no chances to prove himself… but is now taking part in provincial school trials.
South Africa U19 put up a spirited fight against India U19 B, going down by one run after an incredible final over that saw three SA U19 players run out off the last five balls… without adding a single run to the score.
Schalk Steyn from Phalaborwa remembers the day when his son needed to learn a valuable cricketing lesson about commitment.
Reader Pierre Wiese padded up for his newly adopted Graaff-Reinet in a club cricket match in Cradock… and got an interesting (and delicious) taste of local club cricket.
Reader Robert Rawlins shares his experience of hitting out to cow corner… and how he started his red-ball career with a strike rate of 600.00.
A reader, Paige Titus, shares her story of falling in love with cricket… and following her dreams of playing for the Proteas Women side (and much more!).
A reader bravely confesses to having the batting talent (or less) of New Zealand ‘bunny’ Chris Martin (Test ave 2.36).
Marco Jansen starred with the ball in another disappointing performance by the SA U19 side, who were outgunned by their Indian counterparts in the first match of the Quadrangular U19 Series at Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday.
Brigitte Provoyeur-Bernardo shares the inspiring story of her son, Olivier, of his love for cricket… and how he finally got a new cricket bat!
A monster opening stand of 234 by Aiden Markram and Tony de Zorzi took the match beyond a brave Warriors side at Port Elizabeth in their One-Day Cup clash on Sunday.
The West Indies blasted England aside in the final ODI of their five-match series to level the series 2-2, with Chris Gayle and Oshane Thomas in devastating form.
