‘Betting is illegal in India … yet there are more than 10,000 bookmakers.’ – Al Jazeera
Mulder, Duminy out for three months
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that both JP Duminy and Wiaan Mulder will face a three-month injury lay-off.
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that both JP Duminy and Wiaan Mulder will face a three-month injury lay-off.
Cape Cobras bowler Tladi Bokako is aiming for 40 wickets in the 4-Day Franchise Series this season, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
‘Betting is illegal in India … yet there are more than 10,000 bookmakers.’ – Al Jazeera
Seamer Eathan Bosch emerged grateful and proud, after capitalising on some reverse swing en route to a maiden five-wicket haul for the Dolphins on Monday.
The JP21 Foundation and PPC officially handed over a new concrete practice and match cricket pitch to Spine View Primary School in Rocklands, Mitchell’s Plain on Monday.
Faf du Plessis is excited to face AB de Villiers when he leads Paarl Rocks in the Mzansi Super League.
AB de Villiers believes India have what it takes to beat Australia on their upcoming tour Down Under, adding that the Indian batting lineup is the best in the world.
Former Proteas all-rounder Ryan McLaren welcomed a 150th first-class appearance on Monday.
Wayne Parnell starred with bat and ball but couldn’t prevent the Balkh Legends from defeating Kabul Zwanan by four wickets with 11 balls in hand to take the inaugural Afghanistan Premier League title in Sharjah.
Cricket Australia and the England and Wales Cricket Board have denied new corruption allegations made by television news channel Al Jazeera.
Proteas physiotherapist Craig Govender is aiming to bridge the gap between the elite and the amateur through his role as a physiotherapist, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
India crushed the West Indies after the visitors had put 322 on the board, with Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma adding 246 for the second wicket off 187 balls to surge to victory with seven overs to spare.
Assistant coach Mandla Mashimbyi says the Titans are fully aware that they have yet to meet their usual standards this season, and he is hopeful things will change when they host the Cape Cobras in the 4-Day Franchise Series in Centurion on Monday.
Jason Smith explains why having a youthful Cape Cobras squad has helped to develop a strong team culture within the side.
Legendary Aussie wicketkeeper – and former chairman of selectors – Rod Marsh believes that Sandpapergate was the result of Australia’s toxic ‘win at all costs’ culture.