Harris: Gibson approach brilliant
Paul Harris says he loves Ottis Gibson’s approach to play four seamers against India.
Pace, bounce and a bit of turn
Bryan Bloy, the curator of the SuperSport Park, is expecting the normal highveld pace and bounce, but he will not be putting in anything extra to benefit South Africa’s bowlers.
Wessels: India must take the blows
Kepler Wessels says India will need to change their approach to the South African fast bowling attack and be prepared to take the blows if they want a better batting display.
Ngidi must replace Steyn
Lungi Ngidi is the perfect replacement for Dale Steyn in Ottis Gibson’s four-man pace attack.
Boucher praises team culture
The Titans’ team culture played a major part in winning the Ram Slam T20 trophy, says coach Mark Boucher.
Mighty Titans slam Dolphins
The Titans rounded off the Ram Slam season in style by crushing the Dolphins by seven wickets at Centurion.
Titans promise all-out attack
Whatever the merits of the Dolphins being in the Ram Slam final, the Titans justifiably regard them as a clear and present danger.
Centurion: The stats
We crunch the numbers ahead of the fifth and final ODI between the Proteas and Sri Lanka at Centurion.
T20Is at Supersport Park
We take a look at the stats ahead of the first T20 against Sri Lanka at Supersport Park in Centurion.
De Kock delighted with his performance
Quinton de Kock’s record 178 led the Proteas to a huge six-wicket victory in the first ODI against Australia.
De Kock show sets up huge win
Quinton de Kock scored a record-breaking 178 for the Proteas to thrash Australia by six wickets in Centurion.
Phehlukwayo stars as Aus post 294-9
Andile Phehlukwayo took 4-44 as Australia scored 294-9 in the first ODI at Centurion.
Amla out as Proteas bowl
Rilee Rossouw comes in for the ill Hashim Amla, as the Proteas bowl first in the first ODI against Australia at Centurion.
SA vs Aus: Five talking points
SAcricketmag.com discusses five talking points ahead of Friday’s first ODI at Centurion.
‘We have our passion back’
Stand-in Proteas captain Faf du Plessis says the team have rekindled their passion after the disappointment of the World Cup.
