Bishops claim inaugural Schools SA20 title
Bishops Diocesan College are the inaugural Schools SA20 boys’ champions after beating St David’s Marist Inanda by 99 runs at Tuks Oval on Saturday.
Saudis back game-changing global T20 league
Saudi Arabia plans to pump $500-million (R9-billion) into an eight-team T20 cricket league inspired by tennis’ Grand Slams.
Dolphins focus on playing, not politics
KZN Dolphins captain Prenelan Subrayen says the players leave the “political part” of cricket to “the office staff”.
England batsman banned from IPL
Harry Brook has been banned from the IPL for two years after he pulled out of the competition at the last minute to focus on international cricket.
‘Who says the white guy is the best?’
Sports minister Gayton McKenzie says CSA is testing his patience over its lack of transformation.
Unbeaten Tuskers target second trophy
The unbeaten KZN Inland Tuskers will take on the Eastern Cape Iinyathi (formerly Border) in the Division 2 One-Day Cup final at the Pietermaritzburg Oval on Friday.
Ex-Aussie spinner guilty of cocaine supply
Former Australia Test cricketer Stuart MacGill was on Thursday found guilty in a Sydney court of taking part in the supply of cocaine.
Dolphins big winners in quota system saga
The KZN Dolphins capitalised on the EP Warriors’ quota system breach with a 65-run win against the Northerns Titans in the One-Day Cup qualifier playoff at Kingsmead on Wednesday.
Steyn: Brevis belongs with Proteas
Dale Steyn says Dewald Brevis is “too good to just be playing domestic cricket”.
On this day: Proteas pull off 438 miracle
On this day, 19 years ago, South Africa chased down Australia’s world record total to win the fifth ODI at the Wanderers and the series 3-2.
SA Masters miss out on semi-finals
The West Indies ended South Africa’s slim semi-final hopes with a 29-run win in the International Masters League in Raipur on Tuesday.
‘Cricket decision’ cost Warriors playoff spot
Eastern Province Cricket president Donovan May has defended the Warriors’ decision to select just two black African players for their One-Day Cup match against the KZN Dolphins in Durban.
Proteas Women to get subcontinent experience
The Proteas Women will take on Sri Lanka and India in an ODI Tri-Series from 27 April to 11 May in Colombo ahead of the Women’s ODI World Cup in India.
Australia to play England in historic day-night Test
Australia will play England under lights at the MCG to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Test cricket in 2027.
Warriors kicked out of playoffs for quota breach
The EP Warriors will not contest Wednesday’s playoff for a place in the One-Day Cup final after failing to meet CSA’s quota requirements in an earlier match against the KZN Dolphins.
