Duminy dropped for second Test
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis has confirmed that JP Duminy will not play in the second Test at Trent Bridge, while Duanne Olivier comes in for Kagiso Rabada.
The Proteas’ selection headache
Tom Sizeland discusses the questions the selectors will be asking ahead of the second Test against England at Trent Bridge, starting on Friday.
Second Test: The Preview
Your essential guide to the second Test between England and South Africa, which starts at Trent Bridge on Friday.
Proteas skittle Sri Lanka for 101
Proteas Women captain Dane van Niekerk extended her lead at the top of the wicket-taking charts with 4-24, as Sri Lanka Women were bowled for 101.
Markram still in Test contention
Aiden Markram may yet make his Proteas debut during the England series, after it was decided that he’d remain with the squad.
Revisiting Trent Bridge
SACricketmag.com revisits the five clashes between England and the Proteas at Trent Bridge over the last 20 years.
De Kock deserves key role
Quinton de Kock has to be backed at No 4 in the absence of AB de Villiers.
Need to be more ruthless with disciplines – Elgar
Dean Elgar emphasised that the Proteas need to be more disciplined with the basics if they want to bounce back from their crushing first Test defeat.
Proteas face selection crisis
The ICC’s ridiculous decision to suspend Kagiso Rabada means the selectors have a difficult decision to make.
In boxing parlance, SA were KO’d in round 12
There is a gulf between South Africa and England that suggests the best the visitors can do is minimise the damage.
Morkel leads bowling charge
Morné Morkel’s two-wicket spell which sparked England’s second-innings collapse is the Play of the Day.
Proteas lashed at Lord’s
England ripped through the Proteas batting order to win the first Test at Lord’s by 211 runs. JON CARDINELLI reports.
SA lose three in pursuit of 331
The Proteas were 25-3 in pursuit of a winning score of 331 at tea on day four at Lord’s. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Bowlers fire to give tourists hope
The Proteas fired to claim seven wickets in the first session on day four and reduce England to 182-8. JON CARDINELLI reports.
SA need early wickets
The Proteas’ chances of saving the Test at Lord’s may hinge on their performance in the first session of day four.
