Amla ton sees Proteas to 299-6
Hashim Amla became the quickest to 25 ODI centuries in history, as the Proteas finished on 299-6 in their Champions Trophy opener against Sri Lanka.
Tom Sizeland
Proteas bat first in opener
Sri Lanka have won the toss and have asked the Proteas to bat in their Champions Trophy opener at the Oval.
Proteas vs SL: The preview
Your essential guide to the Proteas’ Champions Trophy opener against Sri Lanka at the Oval on Saturday.
Tahir in, Miller passes fitness test
Imran Tahir’s inclusion against Sri Lanka has been confirmed, while David Miller has passed his fitness test.
AB hints at Morkel inclusion
AB de Villiers suggested that an out-and-out paceman should be favoured over an all-rounder for their opener against Sri Lanka.
Break was good for me – Duminy
JP Duminy says his decision to withdraw from this year’s IPL has allowed him to focus all of his attention on the Champions Trophy.
Rabada keeps ticking the boxes
Fresh off IPL experience and now the world’s No 1 ODI bowler, Kagiso Rabada has another opportunity to show the world what he’s capable of.
Morkel for an all-rounder
The Proteas should pick Morne Morkel ahead of an all-rounder for their opener against Sri Lanka.
England vs SA player ratings
Have the Proteas settled on their starting XI? Tom Sizeland rates the performances after their 2-1 series defeat against England.
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Second ODI Preview: Eng vs SA
Your essential guide to the second ODI between England and the Proteas, which gets under way on Saturday.
First ODI Preview: Eng vs SA
Your essential guide to the first ODI between England and the Proteas, which gets underway on Wednesday.
Morris the key
Chris Morris needs to play every Champions Trophy game at No 7 to avoid repeating past failings in major tournaments.
‘I still have a lot to work on’
Quinton de Kock believes he can still improve his game after winning five CSA Awards on Saturday night.
De Kock and Faf to fight it out?
The 2016-17 SA Cricketer of the Year will be announced at the CSA Awards on Saturday evening. Who will take home the prize?
