• CLT20: Saffas to watch

    CLT20: Saffas to watch

    Aside from the obvious 30 nationals dotted across the Cobras and Dolphins franchises, the Champions League Twenty20 will see the participation of four other former or current South African stars.

    Cobras lose Duminy

    Cobras lose Duminy

    JP Duminy has been withdrawn from the Cobras CLT20 squad due to injury.

    CLT20 Preview: Cape Cobras

    CLT20 Preview: Cape Cobras

    The Cobras open their campaign on Friday afternoon with a tough game against the Northern Knights.

    CLT20 participants confirmed

    CLT20 participants confirmed

    Wins for the Northern Knights and Lahore Lions in the last round of qualifiers secured their places in the main draw, while the Mumbai Indians crashed out.

    Exciting times for Dolphins

    Exciting times for Dolphins

    The Dolphins brains trust are happy with the progress made over the past few seasons and see the CLT20 as an opportunity to test how far they have come.

    Domingo has contract renewed

    Domingo has contract renewed

    Russell Domingo has been given the keys to the Proteas coaching job until April 2016, which has seen a two-year deal become a three-year one.

    Levi key to Cobras chances

    Levi key to Cobras chances

    Richard Levi feels that he’s a better player than when he played in the CLT20 two seasons ago because he now has a plan to combat the spinners.

    Saffas on duty in India

    Saffas on duty in India

    Apart from the Cape Cobras and Dolphins squads, there are a number of South Africans plying their trade in the Champions League. Gareth Stevens reports.

    SA women seal series

    SA women seal series

    A second convincing victory on Tuesday evening meant that the Proteas women took a 2-0 lead in the three-match T20I series against Ireland.