Proteas compromise on kneeling
The Proteas will not kneel but will raise a fist in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement.
The Proteas will not kneel but will raise a fist in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement.
The Proteas have returned no new COVID-19 positive cases upon their entry into the bio-secure bubble in Pretoria.
Cricket South Africa has included three more players to the Proteas squad ahead of the Test series against Sri Lanka.
The Proteas run the risk of having to select a clutch of new players for their first Test against Sri Lanka, following the latest round of domestic four day fixtures being ravaged by Covid-19 positive tests.
The fallout of the cancelled England tour is being felt in significant ways, the latest being Sri Lanka pondering the wisdom of coming to South Africa amid concerns over bio-bubble integrity.
England’s recent tour to Sri Lanka, which was abruptly cancelled shortly before the first Test got under way in Galle, has now been rescheduled to January 2021.
Highlights of Sri Lanka’s 23-run victory against the Windies at Chester-le-Street on Monday.
Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis scored half-centuries to steer the Proteas to a nine-wicket victory over Sri Lanka at Chester-le-Street. JON CARDINELLI reports.
South Africa need 204 runs to win after dismissing Sri Lanka for a modest total at Chester-le-Street.
Follow the live coverage of the World Cup clash between the Proteas and Sri Lanka at Chester-le-Street with the team at SA Cricket magazine.
South Africa have won the toss and elected to bowl in the World Cup match against Sri Lanka at Chester-le-Street.
There remains a loyal fan base behind the Proteas in Durham despite South Africa’s early exit from the competition.
While the Proteas’ World Cup playoff hopes have already been dashed, they can still have a say in the makeup of the four semi-finalists starting against Sri Lanka, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Lasith Malinga (4-43) sparked a phenomenal bowling performance from Sri Lanka as they defended 232-9 to beat England by 20 runs in Leeds.
A captain’s knock from Aaron Finch helped Australia set up 334-7, which helped them claim an 87-run win against Sri Lanka at The Oval.