Shamsi under the spotlight
Get up close and personal with Proteas spinner Tabraiz Shamsi.
‘Day-night matches are here to stay’
Proteas spinner Tabraiz Shamsi weighs in on the pink ball as he pushes for a Test debut on Thursday.
‘Pink ball is just another ball’
Tabraiz Shamsi, the standout bowler in the 50-over warm-up match at Melbourne, is playing down his chances of making his debut in the Test in Adelaide.
Shamsi impresses in day-night curtain-raiser
Tabraiz Shamsi and Hashim Amla were the outstanding performers in the Proteas’ 50-over pink-ball contest against Victoria XI on Saturday.
Quick-firing Proteas
The Proteas bowling attack demolished Australia in the fourth ODI in Port Elizabeth on Sunday.
Shamsi works his magic
Tabraiz Shamsi chats to Mike Haysman as the spinner shows off his variation of skills.
Rapid Rise
We take a look at Tabraiz Shamsi’s rapid rise, featured in the latest edition of SA Cricket magazine.
Shamsi’s efforts not enough
The Guyana Amazon Warriors continued their perfect CPL 2016 record when they beat the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots by four wickets.
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St Kitts and Nevis Patriots skipper Faf du Plessis takes a tricky catch to give Tabraiz Shamsi his only wicket of the match.
Shamsi spell not enough
Tabraiz Shamsi conceded just 16 runs off his four overs, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots from losing to the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Henderson praises spin variety
Proteas spin bowling coach Claude Henderson says the squad is fortunate to have variety in the spin attack.
Meet Tabraiz Shamsi
The latest addition to the Proteas Tabraiz Shamsi talks about how it feels to represent his country.
Fun in the sun for Shamsi
Tabraiz Shamsi has attributed the ‘fun factor’ as the reason behind his success on the field following an impressive debut against Australia on Tuesday.
Spinners spark Proteas to life
South Africa’s new spin trio was responsible for the unlikely yet timely win against Australia in Guyana.
Opportunities up for grabs
The ODI series against West Indies and Australia is a great opportunity to give some fringe players an extended run.
