‘Rahman over was turning point’
The over in which Mustafizur Rahman claimed the wickets of Hashim Amla, JP Duminy and Quinton de Kock was the turning point on the first day of the first Test between South Africa and Bangladesh, says Temba Bavuma.
Puttick frustrated at lack of Proteas opportunities
Andrew Puttick revealed his frustration at not being picked for the Proteas, despite a fantastic season for the Cape Cobras.
SA batsmen implode to 248
A spectacular collapse by the South African batting order after tea saw them bowled out for 248 as Bangladesh took control of the first Test in Chittagong on Tuesday.
Bangladesh break SA momentum
Two wickets in the space of three balls helped Bangladesh to reel in South Africa as they got the better of the second session on day one of the first Test on Tuesday.
Pietersen lashes out at Ashes snub
England’s snubbed maverick batsman Kevin Pietersen has lashed out with a series of angry tweets at England’s hierarchy, labelling his omission from the Ashes Test series as ‘ridiculous’.
Another Kiwi out of SA tour
All-rounder Mitchell Santner has been ruled out of New Zealand’s tour of Zimbabwe and South Africa after fracturing his thumb in training.
Petersen and Prince on record spree
Alviro Petersen and Ashwell Prince notched career-best scores as their 501-run stand put Lancashire in complete control of their English County Championship match against Glamorgan.
Steyn takes centre stage
Dale Steyn needs just four wickets to reach the 400-milestone when South African meet Bangladesh in the first of two Tests on Tuesday.
SA Test series: 5 things to look out for
South Africa should have no trouble winning the two-match Test series against Bangladesh. Kobus Pretorius picks five things to look out for when the first Test starts on Tuesday.
Harmer calls for patience
Simon Harmer says patience with the ball will be important on the sub-continent pitches as South Africa prepare for the first Test match against Bangladesh on Tuesday.
CPL: The latest statistics
A four-wicket haul by Marchant de Lange helped Guyana Amazon Warriors sneak into the second semi-final of the Caribbean T20 League. He took three of the first Trinidad and Tobago wickets to fall, including Jacques Kallis for three. Only Cameron Delport resisted, scoring 44 off 30 balls in a total of 117. Here are the latest statistics as they stand… Read more →
Petersen, Prince run riot
Alviro Petersen and Ashwell Prince hit a new high when they put on 321 runs for the third wicket and helped Lancashire to 425-2 in the English County Championship against Glamorgan at Colwyn Bay on Sunday.
Young Proteas fall short
The South African Under-19s fell 22 runs short of a moral boosting win against Bangladeshi U19s in the seventh and final ODI, in Durban.
Australia seal emphatic victory
Australia levelled the series in emphatic fashion on Sunday, as they thrashed England by 405 runs in the second Test at Lord’s.
Rudolph to the rescue
Jacques Rudolph stabilised Glamorgan to help engineer a one-run win over Kent and keep their slim NatWest T20 Blast qualification hopes alive.
