Fortuin debuts at Kingsmead
England captain Eoin Morgan won the toss and opted to bowl first in Friday’s second ODI against the Proteas at Kingsmead in Durban.
Rain delays start of second ODI
Rain delayed the start of the Proteas and England’s second ODI at Kingsmead in Durban on Friday.
Cook’s take on classy Philander
Stephen Cook doesn’t remember if he was one of the opening batsmen approached by former Proteas coach Gary Kirsten to comment on Vernon Philander’s skills, but he, too, has a Chinese water torture story to tell.
When AD wrecked England at Kingsmead
The Proteas and England have curiously only completed a single ODI against each another at Kingsmead in Durban – a match that is memorable for a devastating spell of bowling by Allan Donald.
Shamsi: I’m excited for this new chapter
Wrist-spinner Tabraiz Shamsi is looking forward to becoming a relatively permanent fixture in the Proteas’ ODI XI.
Watch: Makhaya and son in conversation
Former Proteas fast bowler Makhaya Ntini and son Thando Ntini chat.
Prince on Ntini: Like father, like son
Cape Cobras head coach Ashwell Prince heaped praise on young fast bowler Thando Ntini after he put in a fantastic effort with the ball in their opening One-Day Cup match against the Warriors in Oudtshoorn on Sunday.
Titans, Dolphins ready for Centurion tussle
Titans coach Mandla Mashimbyi is hoping for a more clinical display from his team when they welcome the Dolphins to SuperSport Park for round two of the One-Day Cup in Centurion on Friday.
Cobras eager to overcome Lions
Cape Cobras assistant coach Faiek Davids wants to build on their near ‘perfect game’ in their One-Day Cup opener last weekend when they host the Lions at Boland Park in Paarl on Friday.
Knights switch focus to white-ball cricket
Knights captain Pite van Biljon admits that one of the biggest challenges facing them in the One-Day Cup is how quickly they can switch from the red- to the white-ball format.
SA U19 reflect on frustrating campaign
South Africa U19 head coach Lawrence Mahatlane and captain Bryce Parsons have reflected on a tournament of frustration, a lot of growth and moments of brilliance as the team wrapped up their 2020 ICC U19 Cricket World Cup in Benoni on Wednesday.
Brexit brings ‘sensitive issues’ for Kolpaks
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has left the future of several cricketers on Kolpak contracts uncertain.
Proteas Women lose second T20I
The New Zealand Women side have tightened their grip on the five-match T20I series against the Proteas Women, after securing a comfortable five-wicket win in the second game on Thursday in Hamilton.
SA U19 finish eighth at World Cup
South Africa U19 concluded their ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2020 campaign with a five-wicket defeat by Afghanistan in the seventh-place playoff in Benoni on Wednesday.
De Kock: Smuts is an all-round package
Captain Quinton de Kock hailed the positive impact of all-rounder Jon-Jon Smuts, after the Proteas completed a seven-wicket win over England in Tuesday’s first ODI at Newlands in Cape Town.
