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 →
Kohli’s unfinished business
South Africa had a big part to play in the making of Virat Kohli, writes DILEEP PREMACHANDRAN.
Quick, aggressive bowling is my game plan – Peters
We caught up with the Hero of the Day, Gideon Peters, after his four wickets and run-out sealed a victory for Northerns on day one of the Khaya Majola Week.
Rabada the key to Lions revival
It is crunch time for the Highveld Lions: they need to arrest a slide in their Ram Slam T20 fortunes.
T20 CHALLENGE: Hidden gems
We take a look at each franchise’s secret weapon, heading into the 2017-18 Ram Slam T20 Challenge campaign.
Ngidi back with a vengeance
Lungi Ngidi stakes his claim for national selection with a fiery comeback for the Titans, taking 9-83 to seal the first win in 13 Sunfoil games.
Mulder praises ‘talented’ Breetzke
Matthew Breetzke, whose 71 helped CSA XI claim a six-wicket win against Bangladesh on Thursday, is our future star in the latest issue of SA Cricket magazine.
Global T20 floats in murky waters
The murky waters surrounding the T20 Global League threaten to remove the shine from the event, writes LUKE ALFRED in SA Cricket Magazine.
Maharaj is turning heads
Keshav Maharaj is on the cover of the latest issue of SA Cricket magazine, which is now on sale in leading retail outlets.
‘If you’re good enough, you’re old enough’
SA U19 coach Lawrence Mahatlane has backed Aiden Markram to be ready for his Proteas debut.
Will the T20 GL be taken seriously?
In the last issue of SA Cricket magazine, we asked our team if the Global T20 League will be taken seriously by its marquee players.
