Roy: We can go all the way
England batsman Jason Roy says he believes the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants can win the Mzansi Super League trophy.
England batsman Jason Roy says he believes the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants can win the Mzansi Super League trophy.
Australia’s renowned Test off-spinner Nathan Lyon has expressed his intentions of featuring in the upcoming ODI World Cup, even though he has only played the white-ball format 15 times since making his debut in 2012.
South Africa beat Australia 2-1 in their recent ODI series. The Proteas can take a lot from the three matches.
Former Proteas wicketkeeper-batsman Dane Vilas has been appointed Lancashire captain.
At the Guyana National Stadium, Alyssa Healy helped Australia make very quick work of Ireland, scoring a stunning half-century after her team restricted the Irish to 93-6.
David Miller talks to the media after his match-winning innings of 139 against Australia in the third ODI in Hobart that set up a series win for the Proteas.
Pakistan were well set to claim a 2-1 series win over New Zealand in Dubai before rain forced the players from the field, with the match abandoned and the series drawn 1-1.
The Indian Women’s team produced a perfect team effort to defeat the Pakistan Women by seven wickets with six balls in hand at Providence in the Women’s World T20.
Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Week Focus: Morgan Pillay’s birthday is on 18 December, and this year he’ll turn 56 in Cape Town at the Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Week.
India scrambled a single off the final ball of the third T20I against the West Indies to clinch victory and with it a 3-0 series victory at Chennai.
Proteas Women coach Hilton Moreeng has urged his team to trust their training and preparation after rain caused the team’s first two practice sessions to be cancelled in St Lucia.
Kagiso Rabada has spoken about how the Proteas’ bowling attack was ruthless in the face of a brave Australian attempt to hunt down South Africa’s score of 320 in the third ODI in Hobart.
Player of the Match in the series-decider in Hobart, David Miller admitted that the Aussie batters had given the Proteas a bit of a scare with their brave run-chase.
The Bangladesh batters knuckled down in the first innings of the second Test against Zimbabwe to reach a total of 303-5 at the end of day one in Dhaka.
The Proteas sealed their first ODI series win in a decade against the Aussies Down Under with a 40-run win in Hobart, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.