
Conway’s heroics crushes Australia
South African-born Devon Conway smashed an impossibly brilliant 99* to drive New Zealand to a 53-run victory over Australia.
South African-born Devon Conway smashed an impossibly brilliant 99* to drive New Zealand to a 53-run victory over Australia.
Does the world’s most expensive T20 player, Chris Morris, have a Proteas future? SA Cricket magazine editor RYAN VREDE scrutinises his case.
Keegan Petersen and Sarel Erwee shared a 92-run opening stand that helped the Dolphins to a victory over the Warriors on the Duckworth-Lewis method.
The Cape Cobras’ miserable season continued as they were beaten by 16 runs by the Titans in Durban.
Suryakumar Yadav, Ishan Kishan and Rahul Tewatia’s Indian Premier League form earned them maiden call-ups to India’s 19-man T20I squad for their five-match series against England.
The Dolphins eased to a four-wicket victory over the Knights in Durban.
Rassie van der Dussen scored 64 to guide the Lions to a four-wicket victory over the Warriors in their opening match of the CSA T20 Cup in Durban.
SA Cricket magazine editor RYAN VREDE rates the Proteas out of 10 for their performances in the T20I series against Pakistan.
Dwaine Pretorius took a five-for to break Pakistan’s spine, before Reeza Hendicks and Pite van Biljon dealt the death blow with a 77-run partnership in a six-wicket victory that kept the Proteas in the series.
Ahead of Thursday’s first T20I between the Proteas and Pakistan in Lahore, SA Cricket magazine writers pick their starting XI for the match.
Proteas batsman David Miller is hoping his experience could be of value to the second-string T20I squad that will take on Pakistan.
Andrew Tye has come under fire for seemingly purposefully bowling a wide to deny James Vince a century in a Big Bash League match.
Shan Masood, Haris Sohail and Mohammad Abbas have all been dropped from the Pakistan squad for the Test series against South Africa.
Dolphins seamer Ottniel Baartman has been ruled out of the Proteas Test squad to tour Pakistan and replaced by the Warriors’ Marco Jansen.
Tim Seifert scored an unbeaten 84 as New Zealand beat Pakistan by nine wickets in the second T20I.