Proteas dominate Australia in Perth
Despite losing unnecessary wickets, the Proteas secured a crushing six-wicket win in the first ODI against Australia in Perth on Sunday.
Despite losing unnecessary wickets, the Proteas secured a crushing six-wicket win in the first ODI against Australia in Perth on Sunday.
Ruthless bowling from the Proteas saw them skittle Australia for 152 in the first ODI in Perth.
The Proteas Women’s batting woes continued when they were restricted to 72-9 and suffered a 90-run defeat in their first official ICC Women’s World T20 warm-up match against Pakistan at Coolidge Cricket Stadium in Antigua on Saturday.
The Proteas secure a six-wicket win against Australia.
The Proteas won the toss and elected to bowl first in Perth.
The Proteas’ potential downfall in World Cup 2019 could be the failure of their batters to work through the gears, writes SIMON LEWIS.
They say there is no substitute for experience, and James Moses of Botswana proved that old adage very true on the final day of the ICC World Twenty20 Africa C Qualifier tournament in Gaborone.
A recipe for friendship, or a disastrous concoction? You’re guaranteed one or the other when you’re thrown together with a bunch of strangers and sent off on a 4×4 adventure into the far-flung tropical town of Tzaneen in Limpopo.
Eastern Province and Northerns swept to comfortable victories in their CSA 3-Day Provincial Cup matches that finished on Saturday.
Zimbabwe got off to a good start on day one of the first Test against Bangladesh at Sylhet, reaching 236-5 at the close of play at a rate just over 2.5 runs to the over.
The ICC World Twenty20 Africa C Qualifier concludes with Botswana and Namibia set to play in the showpiece match today.
The Australia tour serves as a massive final test for the struggling Proteas batsmen, starting with the opening clash in Perth, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis has revealed that he reached out to Steve Smith and David Warner after the Newlands ball-tampering scandal.
Gulam Bodi has begged for forgiveness after he was criminally convicted of match-fixing.
Former Proteas captain Graeme Smith says Chris Morris and Quinton de Kock are not living up to expectations.