
Watch: Proteas finding a way to win – Bavuma
Captain Temba Bavuma on the Proteas’ two-wicket win against Pakistan in Centurion and qualifying for the World Test Championship final.
Captain Temba Bavuma on the Proteas’ two-wicket win against Pakistan in Centurion and qualifying for the World Test Championship final.
Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen’s 51-run partnership got the Proteas over the line in Centurion.
Kagiso Rabada turned batting hero as he and Marco Jansen took South Africa to a dramatic two-wicket win over Pakistan on the fourth day of the first Test in Centurion.
Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi was unbeaten on 179 as Afghanistan trailed Zimbabwe by 71 runs after a rain-shortened fourth day of the first Test in Bulawayo.
Temba Bavuma walked off after being caught behind off an apparent inside edge but Snicko showed he should have reviewed it.
Nathan Lyon and Scott Boland’s last-wicket partnership extended Australia’s lead to 333 runs.
Jasprit Bumrah unleashed more destructive bowling but Australia stubbornly battled back to reach 228-9 on Sunday.
The Proteas booked their place in the World Test Championship final at Lord’s in June 2025 with a thrilling two-wicket win in Centurion.
Marco Jansen on his six-wicket haul in Centurion and what he thinks the pitch will do on day four as the Proteas chase 148 for victory.
Marco Jansen took 6-52 before Pakistan’s bowlers struck three times early in the Proteas’ run chase.
Pakistan opening bowlers Mohammad Abbas and Khurram Shahzad struck three blows late on the third afternoon as South Africa set out in pursuit of 148 runs to win the first Test.
Rahmat Shah struck an Afghanistan Test record 231* while partnering Hashmatullah Shahidi in an unbeaten 361-run stand on the third day of the first Test against Zimbabwe.
Nitish Kumar Reddy’s maiden century helped India reach 358-9 on a rain-hit third day of the fourth Test.
Nitish Kumar Reddy scored a defiant maiden century on Saturday as India fought back to reach 358-9 on a rain-hit third day of the fourth Test against Australia.
Aiden Markram on his 89 in Centurion, going through a lean run, and Corbin Bosch’s momentum-changing knock.