AB a freakish talent
The Proteas will win the World Cup if AB de Villiers continues on his current batting course.
SA can turn things around
While the loss to India exposed some flawed tactics and selections, there is still time for South Africa to set things right.
Proteas must take fight to India
The South African quicks will need to be more aggressive against Virat Kohli and company at the MCG on Sunday.
AB inspires confidence
AB de Villiers’s leadership and man management will stand up to scrutiny at the World Cup.
Stick with the best
The Proteas’ best XI must be backed to adapt to the varying pitch conditions in Australia and New Zealand.
Rilee’s the man
The Proteas must bat Rilee Rossouw at No 7 and back JP Duminy to bowl a full quota of 10 overs.
In with a shout
They’re co-hosts of the World Cup and, let it be noted, Australia is a difficult place to tour.
McLaren’s CWC absence will be felt
The omission of Ryan McLaren from the World Cup squad is a bad choice. He has been good over a long time.
Harmer’s fine start
The Proteas have a gem in Simon Harmer and would do well to polish him in the coming years.
Morkel’s the man
The Proteas must bowl first in the third Test at Newlands and give the ball to the red-hot Morné Morkel.
Alviro must deliver
Another mediocre summer should see Alviro Petersen making way for Quinton de Kock at the top of the order.
Test squad unbalanced
The Proteas’ selectors have missed a trick by not picking David Miller, Rilee Rossouw, and Imran Tahir in the Test squad.
Show must go on
I, like the rest of world cricket, am very saddened by the death of Phil Hughes. He was a superb cricketer.
Keep things simple
South Africa’s ODI series loss to Australia is disappointing. The games were close but the Proteas are losing too many.
Bring back Botha
I see Johan Botha is doing well for South Australia again. He should be back in the South Africa set-up.
