A win for change
The West Indies victory over England transcends sport, writes SA Cricket magazine editor RYAN VREDE.
Ambitious Proteas look to future
Cricket South Africa is taking an encouraging long-term approach by locking down Graeme Smith and easing Quinton de Kock’s workload, writes JON CARDINELLI.
New leadership dynamic taking shape
The Proteas and Quinton de Kock in particular would benefit from Faf du Plessis and AB de Villiers’ inclusion at the T20 World Cup, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Proteas fire too little too late
The minor success against Sri Lanka should be remembered in the context of a major World Cup failure, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Fire, fury and wasted energy
What is it with send-offs? What is the point of that aggression after the batsman has been dismissed and is heading for the tunnel?
Pressure builds on SA batsmen
The Proteas’ chances of bouncing back against Australia will hinge on their ability to post more top – and middle –order partnerships of substance.
Speed thrills for new-look SA
The Proteas look set to reap the benefits of a four-prong seam attack in the short- and long-term.
Batting must be AB’s focus
South Africa’s success against India and Australia may hinge on the management of AB de Villiers.
Proteas find batting fire
Gritty performances by the Proteas’ top six at Trent Bridge bode well for a crucial contest at the Oval.
De Kock deserves key role
Quinton de Kock has to be backed at No 4 in the absence of AB de Villiers.
Proteas’ batting woes run deep
A dearth of substantial top-order partnerships continues to limit the Proteas’ potency.
