Inside the mind of a cricket agent
We had a chat with former Dolphins player and current cricket agent Jon Kent to find out more about the role of a sports agent in South African cricket.
Quick-fire questions: Tabraiz Shamsi
Titans and Proteas spinner Tabraiz Shamsi tells us why he likes spinach and would take Trevor Noah to a desert island…
Amla as hungry as ever
South Africa’s premier batsman Hashim Amla still has an appetite for runs which suggests he is nowhere near finished his job for the Proteas.
Future Star: Sinethemba Qeshile
After scoring a half-century on his birthday for the Warriors, we take a look at one of our previous Future Stars, Sinethemba Qeshile.
‘Shukri improved my mental game’
Matthew Breetzke credits Shukri Conrad for positive impact on his mental game.
Hamza’s learning curve
Zubayr Hamza is working hard to become the best version of himself he can be.
Joe Root’s time to dominate
Joe Root needs to become more ruthless and prolific with the bat, writes Lawrence Booth in SA Cricket magazine.
Malan: Opener is my preferred position
Janneman Malan could open the batting with his brother Pieter Malan this season, a preferred position for the young batsman.
Rabada: Ngidi is a great talent
Kagiso Rabada revealed his excitement for building a partnership with Lungi Ngidi in the years to come.
Sting in the Tale
One of South Africa’s unheralded players hasn’t always had the rub of the green but he still has plenty of ambition, writes Firdose Moonda.
IPL still a cash cow
Do players care more for their franchise than for their country?
Fire in the eyes
The defining chapter in Vernon Philander’s career has begun and he’s ready to make it a blockbuster, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Fast and Fiery
Duanne Olivier is determined to do himself and his country proud whenever he gets the opportunity.
Future Star: Michael Cohen
It’s been a frenzied time for Michael Cohen, whose meteoric rise has seen him go from playing for the Western Province U17 ‘B’ side to taking a five-for for the Cape Cobras in just over a year.
Back on track
One of South Africa’s finest fast bowlers says there’s still plenty of gas left in the tank, writes GARY LEMKE. Deep inside Morne Morkel, there’s a batsman waiting to get out. ‘It’s one of my cricketing regrets,’ the big man says. ‘I have underachieved as a batsman. I’m not talking about wanting an average of 40, but batting is something I… Read more →
