Sixes galore for super AB
AB de Villiers blasted nine sixes and three fours to reach 89 off 43 deliveries, as Royal Challengers Bangalore suffered an eight-wicket defeat to Kings XI Punjab.
Morris takes 3-21 in DD IPL opener
Chris Morris took 3-21 in the Delhi Daredevils’ first match as they lost to the Royal Challengers Bangalore by 15 runs.
Tahir rampant in Supergiant’s opener
Imran Tahir ripped through the Mumbai Indians’ top order to pick up 3-28 in Pune on Thursday.
Smith smashes RPS to victory
Steve Smith smashed 84 off 54 balls as The Rising Pune Supergiant chased a 185-run target to beat the Mumbai Indians by seven wickets in Pune on Thursday.
Whose fault was it?
The horrendous mix-up that led to the run-out of Theunis de Bruyn summed up the Proteas’ top-order collapse on day four.
Morkel’s magic milestone
Morné Morkel gave South Africans something to shout about when he claimed his 250th Test wicket at Seddon Park.
Rabada’s cameo knock
Kagiso Rabada (34 off 31 balls) hit six fours and one six to post his highest Test score as he edged South Africa past 300 on day two in Hamilton.
Let off for Du Plessis
The edge behind that went unnoticed could be the luck the Proteas need to push forward on day two.
Maharaj’s magical six-for
Keshav Maharaj bamboozled New Zealand by taking best figures of 6-40 as the hosts were bundled out for 171 on Saturday.
De Kock inspired by Patel duel
Quinton de Kock revealed that his battle with Jeetan Patel fueled his performance on day two of the second Test in Wellington on Friday.
De Kock breaks Patel shackles
Quinton de Kock smashed 91 off 118 balls on day two to steady the ship after a top-order collapse at the Basin Reserve on Friday.
Duminy topples New Zealand
JP Duminy’s wicket of Henry Nicholls (118) sparked innings-best figures of 4-47 on day one of the second Test against New Zealand on Thursday.
Elgar’s anchoring 89
Dean Elgar hit 89 against New Zealand to keep the Proteas’ second innings together on Saturday.
Maharaj ends NZ with maiden five-for
Keshav Maharaj took his first five-for in Tests to help restrict New Zealand to a 33-run lead on Friday.
Boult’s demolition job
Trent Boult took three wickets on day two to restrict South Africa to a first innings total of 308 in Dunedin on Thursday.
