Quinny climbs to career best in T20 rankings
Proteas batsman Quinton de Kock has risen four places to reach a career-high spot in the ICC Men’s T20 Batting Rankings.
Malinga retires from international cricket
Fast bowler Lasith Malinga, who led Sri Lanka to victory at the 2014 T20 World Cup, on Tuesday quit T20 internationals to complete his retirement as a player.
Discarded Morris says he “got over it”
All-rounder Chris Morris has spoken out about his omission from the Proteas’ squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup.
Buttler, Leach return for 5th Test against India
England have recalled left-arm spinner Jack Leach and wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler to the squad for the final Test against India as they seek to level the five-match series.
Pakistan name T20 World Cup squad
Pakistan selectors on Monday announced a 15-man squad for next month’s T20 World Cup but resisted calls to include veteran all-rounder Shoaib Malik despite the team struggling with middle-order batting for two years.
Ex-Proteas player allegedly punched convenor of selectors
Cricket South Africa recently concluded its investigation into a physical altercation between a former Proteas all-rounder and the chief selector.
How a horse and an elephant helped India win first Test in England
When England and India meet at the Oval for the fourth Test on Thursday, it will be just over 50 years since India’s triumph at the south-London ground saw them to a first match and series win on English soil.
KP, AB hail Steyn as tributes pour in for retired icon
Tributes are pouring in from across the cricket world for Proteas great Dale Steyn, who announced his retirement on Tuesday.
Smith and co need time to respond to allegations
The Social Justice and Nation Building (SJN) hearings will resume in September after several parties, including CSA director of cricket Graeme Smith, AB de Villiers and the South African Cricketers’ Association (Saca), were granted an extension to prepare their responses.
New Zealand cricket great Cairns paralysed after stroke
New Zealand cricket legend Chris Cairns has been left paralysed after suffering a stroke during a heart operation and faces “a long road to recovery”, his family said Friday.
Bavuma: Proteas team much more inclusive in recent years
South Africa’s limited-overs captain, Temba Bavuma, is adamant there is more inclusivity and equality in the local game now in contrast to how it was in the early 2000s.
Boucher denies racial discrimination
Proteas coach Mark Boucher has handed in two sworn affidavits in reaction to allegations that he was one of the people who racially discriminated former teammate Paul Adams.
England chief ‘very confident’ Ashes tour will go ahead
England and Wales Cricket Board chief executive Tom Harrison said on Thursday he was “confident” this year’s Ashes tour of Australia would proceed as planned despite possible coronavirus travel restrictions.
Prince trades Cape Cobras for Bangladesh Tigers
Former Proteas batsman Ashwell Prince has been appointed as Bangladesh’s batting consultant on a permanent basis until after the 2022 World Cup.
NZ cricket great Chris Cairns on life support – report
Former New Zealand cricket star Chris Cairns was on life support in Australia following a serious cardiac problem, the Newshub website reported on Tuesday.
