SA move to fourth
The Proteas move to fourth in the Test rankings thanks to India’s series win against England.
Top 10 Proteas moments 2016
Cricket coordinator, Jeff Modise, ranks the top 10 biggest moments from the Proteas’ 2016 season. Which moment is your favourite?
Proteas Diary
JP Duminy chatted to SA Cricket magazine back in September, and discussed the culture workshop that played its part in building up the spirit within the camp.
Proteas outmuscle Boks
The Proteas exacted sweet revenge on the Springboks as they beat their rugby counterparts by 16 runs in the Nelson Mandela Legacy Cup on Thursday.
Colour not a factor – Zondi
Convenor of selectors Linda Zondi has expressed his views on transformation saying that his selection choices will not be based on colour.
Sri Lanka aware of SA threat
Sri Lanka coach, Graham Ford, warned his side of the ‘huge challenge’ that lies ahead on their tour of South Africa.
First Windies win for SA
On this day in 1998, South Africa sealed their first ever victory over West Indies. SA’s only other encounter against the Windies was a loss in their first Test since readmission in 1991-92.
Springboks take on the Proteas
The Proteas will do battle with the Springboks next Thursday in their Nelson Mandela Legacy Cup match.
Proteas 2-1 Australia: Report card
SACricketmag.com rates the Proteas’ player performances from their 2-1 Test series victory against Australia.
Man of the Series Philander
Vernon Philander appears to be well and truly back to his best after a Man-of-the-Series display Down Under.
Philander hails unified bowling unit
Vernon Philander has praised the Proteas bowling unit, emphasising its youthfulness, togetherness and work ethic.
Philander wary about pink ball
Vernon Philander remains unsure about the pink ball after the Proteas were beaten by Australia in Adelaide.
Cook in lone battle
Stephen Cook scrapped his way to 81 as he helped the Proteas to 194-6 to take a slender 70-run lead through to day four.
Cook firm, Proteas still trail
Australia found two breakthroughs to leave the Proteas on 100-2, trailing their opponents’ first-innings total by 24 runs.
Australia build up 124-run lead
A fifty from Mitchell Starc allowed Australia to get to 383 in the morning session on day three in Adelaide.
