Spoilt for Choice

Test cricket’s loss is T20’s gain as AB de Villiers resets his priorities, featured in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine.

Continuity good for Proteas

The selectors made the right call by including Keshav Maharaj and Morné Morkel, as they don’t affect the continuity of the side.

You can’t package a recipe for success – Kirsten

Gary Kirsten says ’emotional hijacking’ is to blame for the Proteas’ struggles when it comes to major tournaments.

No transformation targets for #T20 GDL

There will be no official transformation targets for the #T20 Global Destination League, but there will be guidelines put in place.

Let’s manage our expectations of Markram

Aiden Markram will play for the Proteas, but there’s no need to rush.

SACricketmag.com Domestic Awards

We select our top performers across the formats in the 2016-17 domestic season.

Titans vs Warriors: Preview

Your essential guide to the One Day Cup final between the Titans and the Warriors at SuperSport Park on Friday.

Reflection time

No 1 in the ODI rankings. No 2 in the Test rankings. The Proteas can reflect on a very successful season.

Proteas win series as rain forces draw

Heavy overnight rain forced day five of the third Test off, allowing the Proteas to win the series 1-0, and move up to No 2 in the world.

Contrasting styles to rescue Proteas

Faf du Plessis and Quinton de Kock should play their natural game as the Proteas look to avoid defeat in the third Test.

Whose fault was it?

The horrendous mix-up that led to the run-out of Theunis de Bruyn summed up the Proteas’ top-order collapse on day four.

Williamson puts Kiwis in lead

Kane Williamson’s 148 took New Zealand to 321-4 by stumps on day three, but three late wickets have brought the Proteas back.

Williamson, Raval steer NZ past 200

Kane Williamson became the fastest New Zealander to 5 000 Test runs, as his solid partnership with Jeet Raval got the Black Caps to 209-1 by tea.

Morkel takes 250th wicket after delayed start

Both openers scored half-centuries, as New Zealand worked their way to 132-1 by lunch on day three at Seddon Park.

Early wickets vital for Proteas

The Proteas need to get the openers out in the morning session to put pressure on the rest of New Zealand’s top order.