
ODI rule changes no guarantee
There is no guarantee that the new law changes to ODI cricket will make a big difference in restoring the balance between bat and ball.
There is no guarantee that the new law changes to ODI cricket will make a big difference in restoring the balance between bat and ball.
Bangladesh’s good form over the last few months could be a blessing in disguise for South Africa, who are set to tour there in July, says coach Russell Domingo.
AB de Villiers and his ODI team will not have to face the aggressive captaincy and batting of Brendon McCullum when New Zealand tour South Africa in August.
As a tribute to Vernon Philander, who celebrates his 30th birthday on Wednesday, we look back at one of his wickets on South Africa’s historic tour of Australia in 2012.
The Cape Cobras skipper Justin Ontong’s plans to challenge for a spot South Africa’s Twenty20 World Cup squad is back on track after some encouraging news from his orthopaedic surgeon.
South Africa have no reason to be complacent when they tour Bangladesh next month.
Any notion that South Africa would simply breeze through their impending tour to Bangladesh has vaporised for good after India just lost an ODI series against the Tigers.
Aaron Phangiso admits he was surprised when he got selected for the South African Test squad to tour Bangladesh in July.
South Africa is slowly but surely improving the quality of spinners available to the Proteas, says Paul Adams.
South Africa were sent a timely reminder of the task ahead when Bangladesh pulled off a stunning 79-run win over India in the first ODI in Mirpur.
Kagiso Rabada is the cover feature in the latest SACricket magazine, on the shelves now. Jonhenry Wilson looks at him.
Allan Donald says he would one day like to be the head coach of the Proteas.
Proteas players JP Duminy, Temba Bavuma, Reeza Hendricks and Aaron Phangiso will all be attending the spin bowling camp held at the HPC in Pretoria next week as preparation for South Africa’s tour of Bangladesh in July.
AB de Villiers has announced plans to release his autobiography in November this year.
Cape Cobras coach Paul Adams will attend the national spinners camp, which will be held at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria later this month, as a consultant, writes Kobus Pretorius.