Andrew Strauss and Graeme Smith retired from Test cricket in 2012 and 2014, respectively. England and South Africa have appreciated some consistency from Alastair Cook and Dean Elgar since Strauss and Smith’s exits, but more than two dozen other opening partners have been tried and tested.
President Chris Nenzani has reiterated Cricket South Africa’s commitment to transformation, equity and fair opportunity.
England all-rounder Sam Curran chats to the press after day two of the second Test against the Proteas at Newlands.
Proteas opening batman Dean Elgar talks to the media after day two of the second Test against England at Newlands in Cape Town.
Opening batsman Daniel Smith (119) and Lehan Botha (103) put the Cape Cobras in a commanding position against Namibia with their centuries during the opening day of Cricket South Africa’s (CSA) Cubs Week.
Dean Elgar was left to rue poor execution as he got out when set and ready to score big during South Africa’s first innings. He gave his thoughts on Day two of the second Test.
England’s turnaround in the third session have put them in the better position as the second Test moves into day three, according to Shaun Pollock.
Former cricketers, Mark Nicholas, Shaun Pollock, Michael Holding and Michael Atherton led a lunch time discussion on the third day of the second Test at Newlands about the new Test Championship competition and how it actually works.
Highlights from day two of the second Test between South Africa and England taking place at Newlands where Dean Elgar led the Proteas cause with the bat.
If the on-field umpires aren’t going to bother calling no-balls at Newlands, then the television umpire needs to be immediately empowered to police the frontline, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
One day, when the Atlantic Ocean laps the base of Lion’s Head and the Karoo desert has shrivelled all the vineyards of Paarl, what will historians and sociologists make of Test cricket, asks DANIEL GALLAN at Newlands.
The Proteas finished the second day of the second Test at Newlands in Cape Town on 215-8 with still a lot of work to do, trailing England’s first-innings total by 54 runs with the contest very much in the balance, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN.
The Proteas moved to 141-3 at tea on day two of the second Test after surviving a challenging period of fast bowling from the visitors, reports ANDRE HUISAMEN at Newlands.
Spinner Keshav Maharaj commented on South Africa’s performance on day one of the second Test against England at Newlands.
South African batting consultant Jacques Kallis shares his views on his new role with the Proteas backroom staff and gives his thoughts on day three of the second Test.
