Ex-Northerns batsman to coach NZ A
Former South African first-class batsman Heinrich Malan has been named New Zealand A head coach.
Ankle niggle hampers Philander CWC drive
Vernon Philander’s ankle injury could sideline him from cricket until at least November.
India avoid Hong Kong scare
India squeezed out a 26-run victory over Hong Kong, who took the fight to their more fancied opponents in an Asia Cup clash on Tuesday in Dubai.
Kapp calls for ruthlessness
Proteas all-rounder Marizanne Kapp is delighted to have surpassed 100 ODI wickets but warns of complacency in the second ICC Women’s Championship (IWC) series clash against the West Indies on Wednesday.
A case for Amla at No 3
Moving Hashim Amla to No 3 could solve the Proteas’ batting frailties, but would it be a ludicrous decision? Asks KHALID MOHIDIN.
Piedt reveals Proteas ambition
Cobras four-day captain Dane Piedt says his ambition remains steadfast on playing for the Proteas, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
NZ announce WT20 squad
New Zealand named their squad for the upcoming ICC Women’s World T20 taking place in the West Indies as Suzie Bates steps down as the captain of the White Ferns ahead of the tournament.
Parnell – what could have been
Wayne Parnell deserved another go at international level. Instead, he is another lost to a Kolpak contract, writes JONHENRY WILSON.
Afghanistan dump Sri Lanka out Asia Cup
Afghanistan knocked Sri Lanka out of the Asia Cup after a shock 91-run defeat in Abu Dhabi.
Parnell signs Kolpak contract
South African all-rounder Wayne Parnell’s international career has effectively ended after he joined Worcestershire on a Kolpak contract.
Duminy wants top-order spot
JP Duminy believes he still has a lot to offer the Proteas top order, and rightly so writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Luus half-century sets foundation
Sune Luus’ 86-ball 58 that helped the Proteas Women post a winning total of 201-9 against the West Indies is our Play of the Day.
Trinbago romp home to third CPL title
The Trinbago Knight Riders put in a superb team performance to crush the Guyana Amazon Warriors by eight wickets with time to spare.
Kapp and Tumi blow the Windies away
Marizanne Kapp and debutant Tumi Sekhukhune proved too powerful for the West Indies Women in the first ODI of the series at Bridgetown, Barbados.
Africa T20 Cup semi-finalists decided
Easterns, Gauteng, Border and North West have graduated to next week’s semi-finals, after the third day of the 2018 Africa T20 Cup in East London, Pietermaritzburg, Paarl and Oudtshoorn.
