• Proteas secure series victory

    Proteas secure series victory

    They made it difficult for themselves at times, but in the end South Africa did enough to beat New Zealand by 62 runs and clinch the three-match series 2-1 in Durban on Wednesday.

    AB breaks into 8 000-run club

    AB breaks into 8 000-run club

    AB de Villiers became only the third South African to reach 8 000 One-Day International runs against New Zealand in the third game in Durban on Wednesday.

    Domingo: We know we have to win

    Domingo: We know we have to win

    South Africa’s cricket coach Russell Domingo says they are fully aware of how important Wednesday’s deciding ODI against New Zealand is.

    Moreki the success story of Sri Lankan tour

    Moreki the success story of Sri Lankan tour

    The South Africa Emerging Squad arrives back home on Tuesday after a highly successful tour of Sri Lanka where they won the unofficial three-match Test series 1-0 and the unofficial ODI series 2-1.

    Root, Bairstow out of ODI series

    Root, Bairstow out of ODI series

    England will go into the limited-overs series against Australia without their batting talisman Joe Root after deciding the 24-year-old is in need of a rest before their winter tours to the United Arab Emirates and South Africa.

    Proteas gear up for vital clash

    Proteas gear up for vital clash

    Farhaan Behardien says South Africa won’t change too much as they head to Durban for the must-win final ODI against New Zealand on Wednesday.

    SA vs NZ: 5 talking points

    SA vs NZ: 5 talking points

    South Africa’s inconsistent ODI form remains a worry as they build towards two big tours against India and England this year.

    Black Caps give SA a hiding

    Black Caps give SA a hiding

    New Zealand levelled the series at 1-1 with a game to play after an opening partnership of 126 secured a comfortable eight-wicket victory in the second ODI in Potchefstroom on Sunday.

    Australia seal consolation victory

    Australia seal consolation victory

    Australian captain Michael Clarke finished his illustrious career on a high on Sunday, as Australia beat England by an innings and 45 runs in the fifth and final Test match at the Oval, ending the series 3-2 to England.