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.
No7 slot the key
There is nothing wrong with the form of South Africa’s batsmen ahead of the World Cup.
Mature Miller sticks up his hand
David Miller’s measured knock in Port Elizabeth will give the player as well as the Proteas new confidence ahead of the World Cup.
World Cup thoughts
South Africa will have to box clever when it comes to the management of the team.
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.
SA got job done
South Africa did what was expected of them and brushed aside a moderate West Indies to win the series 2-0.
Harmer’s fine start
The Proteas have a gem in Simon Harmer and would do well to polish him in the coming years.
Stiaan stakes claim
South Africa gained a lot from the recent Test series despite the mediocre opposition.
World Cup squad deconstructed
Disappointment awaits half of South Africa’s 30-man preliminary squad, as the final 15 for February’s World Cup is announced on Wednesday.
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.
Elgar cements spot
Dean Elgar has proved why he belongs at the top of the order while Alviro Petersen has failed to make this golden opportunity count.
Play to SA’s strength
These West Indians aren’t equipped to stand toe-to-toe with the Proteas in the heat of battle for five days.
Hailing Mr Consistency
The Proteas are that much more dangerous now that Vernon Philander is back to his metronomic best.
