We were poor – Faf
Faf du Plessis says the team let their skipper AB de Villiers down, as their defeat to India saw them knocked out in the group stage.
A run that was never on
AB de Villiers’ disastrous run-out, which triggered the Proteas batting collapse is Craig Stirton’s Play of the Day.
Familiar failings derail Proteas yet again
Those inside the Proteas camp can say what they like about things not ‘going right’ for them on the day, but there aren’t many positives to pluck out of another wrecked ICC tournament campaign, writes GARY LEMKE.
I don’t think we lost our composure – AB
AB de Villiers insists the Proteas kept their composure, despite suffering a humiliating exit from the Champions Trophy.
SA batsmen are chronic failures
The top-rated batting unit on the planet failed to live up to the hype once again at the 2017 Champions Trophy.
Twitter reacts to Proteas Champions Trophy exit
Former Proteas have taken to Twitter in the wake of South Africa’s eight-wicket defeat to India to voice their displeasure.
I can win a World Cup – AB
AB de Villiers says he wants to lead the Proteas at the next World Cup in England in 2019.
AB as captain not working – Wessels
Kepler Wessels says AB de Villiers ‘can’t be captain’ of the Proteas ODI team.
India dump Proteas out
A woeful batting display from the Proteas saw India thrash them by eight wickets at the Oval on Sunday to book their place in the Champions Trophy semi-final.
Proteas fold for 191
The Proteas lost their last eight wickets for 75 runs as they were bowled out for 191 against India at the Oval.
Phehlukwayo in, Proteas bat
India have put the Proteas in to bat at the Oval, as the sides look to book their spot in their Champions Trophy semi-final.
AB fit, defends captaincy
AB de Villiers has declared himself fit for Sunday’s crucial clash against India at the Oval.
Proteas vs India: The preview
Your essential guide to the Proteas’ all-or-nothing Champions Trophy clash against India at the Oval on Sunday.
Proteas need to target weaknesses
The Proteas need to exploit India’s dent in confidence and target their weaker bowling attack.
‘It’s okay to feel the tension’
Proteas batting coach Neil McKenzie says the side will be able to play their normal game, despite the do-or-die situation against India on Sunday.
