Ireland’s Test debut Top 5 facts
Throughout history, the plucky Irish have always had to battle for their piece of the pie, and the world of cricket is no exception.
Pacemen fatigue prevented follow-on
Keshav Maharaj says the Proteas did not enforce the follow-on because their fast bowlers needed a rest.
Proteas smother Aussies
The Proteas posted 58-1 to extend their lead to 325 runs by tea on day three of the fourth Test at the Wanderers.
Elgar out as Markram leads charge
Aiden Markram reached his fourth Test half-century as the Proteas cruised to 88-1 by lunch on day one of the fourth Test against Australia at the Wanderers.
Starc out, Faf elects to bat
The Proteas have won the toss and will bat first at the Wanderers in the fourth and final Test.
Twitter reacts to Lehmann comments
Twitter reacts to Darren Lehmann comments about the South African fans.
Elgar: Quality bowling caused collapse
Dean Elgar says great execution from Australia’s bowling attack sparked the Proteas’ batting collapse on day one at Newlands.
Elgar hopes to rediscover form
Dean Elgar says he is batting well but the start to his 2018 season has been hampered by uncharacteristic dismissals.
The birth of Test cricket
On this day in 1877, England landed in Australia after a 48-day boat ride to play the first ever Test match.
AB’s technique analysed
SuperSport discusses AB de Villiers’ technique and how it has made him one of the world’s best batsmen.
Rabada charged again
The ICC has charged Kagiso Rabada for a level-one offence for the send-off he gave David Warner during the third day of the Port Elizabeth Test.
‘Rabada must get smarter’
AB de Villiers sympathises with Kagiso Rabada but says he has to be more careful with his celebrations.
Best feeling ever, says AB
AB de Villiers says the emotions he felt when reaching his ton against Australia on day three of the second Test was possibly the best feeling ever.
Rabada charged by ICC
Kagiso Rabada has been charged with a level two code of conduct breach by the umpires for making contact with Steve Smith.
‘Cricket has got to be the winner’
Steve Smith says a meeting was held between the captains and the match officials on how both sides can play the rest of the series in the ‘spirit of the game.’
