‘I’d love to become SA’s all-time leading wicket-taker’
Proteas left-arm spin bowler Keshav Maharaj has lofty ambitions. SIMON BORCHARDT caught up with him for SportsClub magazine.
Proteas player ratings: Maharaj marches on, hope rises for Mulder
RYAN VREDE rates the Proteas after their convincing win in Gqeberha.
‘Baby AB’ enters IPL stage
While AB has left the IPL stage, ‘Baby AB’ – as Dewald Brevis is known – will enter it when the 2022 tournament begins on 26 March.
Five players to watch in 2022 IPL
The IPL returns home for its 15th edition as 10 teams battle it out for the title from Saturday.
Proteas player contracting mustn’t reward mediocrity
While the majority of the 16-man contracted Proteas players group announced last week earned performance-based retentions, a few were rewarded for average contributions, writes RYAN VREDE.
Australian super fan welcomed in Pakistan
When Australian cricket fan Luke Gillian last visited Pakistan in 1998, home supporters threw stones at him when he ventured out in public. These days everyone wants a selfie.
The Proteas Test team they may have to pick
RYAN VREDE picks the Test XI, including a completely new bowling attack, the Proteas should go with if IPL-contracted players leave before the series against Bangladesh.
SA’s black African batsmen crisis continues
The prospect of unearthing the next Temba Bavuma looks bleak, writes RYAN VREDE.
Imam-ul-Haq: I want to make my own name
Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has shed some of the burden of being the nephew of a legend.
Shane Warne – Spin genius with soap-opera life
Shane Warne mixed legendary cricket deeds with lurid headlines away from the pitch in a career as bewitching as his famed wrong ‘un.
Five lessons from Proteas’ incredible bounce-back
RYAN VREDE analyses the key learnings from a Proteas’ Test victory against New Zealand that came just six days after a humiliating defeat.
Five key moments from Kohli’s Test career
Virat Kohli will earn his 100th Test cap for India on Friday having experienced highs and lows along the way.
Five star attractions at Women’s World Cup
The Women’s World Cup begins on Friday in New Zealand after a year’s delay. We showcase five players to watch.
Six players to watch in Pakistan-Australia series
Pakistan will start their first Test series at home against Australia in 24 years in Rawalpindi on Friday under heavy security with the tourists on unfamiliar turf.
Pick these Proteas to battle Black Caps
RYAN VREDE selects a Proteas XI with the highest potential to bounce back from a humiliating loss and salvage the series against New Zealand.
