Afghanistan beat Windies in WCQ warm-ups
Afghanistan made their intentions clear on Tuesday when they defeated World Cup qualification favourites, the West Indies by 28 runs in a warm-up game in Harare.
Ntini: I was forced out
Makhaya Ntini says he did not resign from his position as bowling coach of Zimbabwe; he was asked to step down.
Ntini quits Zimbabwe role
Former Proteas speedster Makhaya Ntini has stepped down as Zimbabwe’s bowling coach.
SA crush Zimbabwe in two days
The Proteas won the Boxing Day four-day Test match in two days with a crushing innings and 120-run win.
‘It’s like any other format’
AB de Villiers insists that there isn’t much difference between pink-ball cricket and other formats.
Day-night Test leaves bittersweet taste
South Africa’s Test victory taught us nothing we didn’t already know about day-night pink ball cricket, writes GARY LEMKE.
‘I love taking responsibility’
AB de Villiers says that his appointment as captain and wicketkeeper came as a shock to him, but he enjoyed the responsibility.
Potent Proteas destroy Zimbabwe
The Proteas bowlers combined to claim 16 wickets on day two and beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 120 runs at St George’s Park. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Morkel mauls Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe were 36-0 at tea after a Morné Morkel-inspired South Africa enforced the follow-on earlier on day two at St George’s Park.
Zimbabwe face defining session
The Zimbabwe batsmen will face a battle for survival in the first session of day two at St George’s Park.
Morkel blasts back
It is always a nervous time coming back from injury, but Morne Morkel returned with power and confidence, taking three Zimbabwe wickets in 25 balls to earn our Turbo Bowler award.
Markram’s measured ton
Aiden Markram’s determined knock of 125 at St George’s Park is our Play of the Day.
Markram, Morkel lift Proteas
Aiden Markram scored a century and Morné Morkel ripped through the Zimbabwe top order to put South Africa in charge after day one at St George’s Park. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Markram leads SA charge
Aiden Markram scored his second Test century to boost South Africa to 251-4 at the dinner break on day one at St George’s Park. JON CARDINELLI reports.
SA lose two after slow start
South Africa were 96-2 at tea on day one at St George’s Park, JON CARDINELLI reports.
