CSA to discuss SA U19 captain’s support of Israel
CSA’s board will this weekend discuss SA U19 captain David Teeger’s comments in which he dedicated an award to Israel’s young soldiers.
CSA declares loss but outlook ‘positive’
CSA has reported a loss of R119-million for the 2022-23 financial year.
Coaches to make call on players’ fitness
South African provincial and national head coaches can now decide for themselves if a cricketer is fit enough to be selected.
First female appointed to CSA Elite Umpires Panel
CSA has announced its match officials list for the 2023-24 season with Lauren Agenbag making history.
Indian cricket to get richer, SA remains a minnow
Cricket South Africa is set to get just 4.37% of the ICC’s $600-million annual earnings in the proposed model for the 2024-27 cycle.
CSA defends 2km time-trial fitness test
CSA chief medical officer Shuaib Manjra has defended the use of the 2km time trial as a fitness test for national and domestic cricketers.
CSA wants more credit for SA20 success
Cricket South Africa sent an email to SA20 league commissioner Graeme Smith requesting more recognition for the tournament’s success.
Rabada recognised for Test excellence
Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada has been named in the ICC Men’s Test Team of the Year.
SABC viewers face Proteas blackout
CSA still hopes to reach an agreement with the SABC to broadcast international cricket played in South Africa this season.
CSA respects Klusener’s decision
CSA director of cricket Enoch Nkwe says it’s “unfortunate” that Lance Klusener withdrew his application for the Proteas limited-overs head coach job.
Three WP boys in SA Schools team
Western Province’s Juan James has been named captain of the 2022 SA Schools boys team.
CSA announces new broadcast deal
Viacom18 Sports has continued its investment in South African cricket by securing a major seven-year, exclusive digital and television broadcast rights deal with CSA.
SA20 still without India broadcasting partner
CSA CEO Pholetsi Moseki admits the organisation is yet to secure an Indian broadcast partner for next year’s SA20 but insists they are not panicking yet.
T20 Challenge tickets to start from R1
CSA has announced that the cheapest tickets to the upcoming T20 Challenge will cost as little as R1 as they look to fill stadiums and ‘create a vibe’.
CSA has grown some balls
Cricket South Africa’s decision to surrender what could be critical World Cup qualifying points in favour of protecting its financial interests is bold, brave and, critically, absolutely right, writes RYAN VREDE.
