Faf replaces AB as Test captain
AB de Villiers has stepped down as Test captain and has been ruled out of the Sri Lanka Test series.
AB out of T20 Challenge
AB de Villiers is fighting for fitness ahead of the first Test against Sri Lanka at the end of the month.
AB back in action
Proteas captain AB de Villiers attended his first net session on Tuesday, after recovering from a successful elbow surgery.
AB to remain captain
Convener of selectors, Linda Zondi, says AB de Villiers will return to the captaincy when he is match fit.
Where does AB fit in?
In light of the Proteas’ dominance against Australia, AB de Villiers’ impending return to the Test side is a complicated one.
Aussies praise injured AB
The Australian team ran out of superlatives to explain how much the Proteas will miss AB for the Test series.
Aussies hail De Villiers
Before the Proteas skipper was ruled out of the ODI and Test series, Australia’s top players praise AB de Villiers labelling him as ‘genius’.
De Villiers eyes day-night Test return
AB de Villiers targets a surprise return in November, as he looks to defy the odds by traveling to Australia for the day-night Test match.
AB to miss Aus tour
AB de Villiers has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series and the Test series in Australia in November, due to having surgery to his elbow.
AB’s void can be filled – Domingo
Russell Domingo has confidence in the group of batsmen available to him for the upcoming ODIs against Ireland and Australia.
AB out of Ireland game
AB de Villiers will miss the one-off ODI against Ireland to allow him more time to recover for the Australia series.
AB sheds light on World Cup selection
AB de Villiers reveals the extent of the disruption caused by replacing Kyle Abbott with Vernon Philander in the World Cup semi-final.
AB must make a compromise
AB de Villiers’ autobiography hints at him specialising in the shorter formats, which would be a travesty for the Test team.
Play of the Day
The CPL Play of the Day goes to AB de Villiers, for getting smacked on the helmet, before smacking a six the very next delivery.
The talent drain
South Africa’s cricket administrators are caught between a rock and a hard place when it comes to getting the best out of the Proteas.
