Ronchi blasts Tahir’s Guyana top
Imran Tahir’s CPL side Guyana Amazon Warriors raced to an eight-wicket victory over the Barbados Tridents to jump to the summit of the log.
Cobras, Dolphins tie in Kasi challenge
Vaughn van Jaarsveld top scored for the Dolphins with 62 as they drew with the Cobras in the Kasi challenge on Friday.
Afghanistan take series
Afghanistan fought back brilliantly to beat Ireland to take the ODI series 2-1 in Belfast.
Boje: Chance for youngsters to step up
Knights coach Nicky Boje looks ahead to a challenging season without David Miller and former captain Theunis de Bruyn.
Kleinveldt retires from county cricket
Former Proteas all-rounder Rory Kleinveldt has called time on his county cricket career and will return to South Africa.
Bumrah: We are happy with 246
Despite England’s late fightback, Jasprit Bumrah is pleased with India’s bowling performance.
Tridents tumble to Tallawahs
Martin Guptill’s 73 was in vain as Jamaica Tallawahs beat Barbados Tridents by five wickets.
Jasani named top player in U19 qualifiers
Tanzanian all-rounder Aahil Jasani picks up Player of the Tournament honour.
India B crush Australia A
India B sealed the Quadrangular Series final with a comprehensive nine-wicket victory over Australia A thanks to half-centuries from Mayank Agarwal, Shubman Gill and Manish Pandey.
Inside the mind of a cricket agent
We had a chat with former Dolphins player and current cricket agent Jon Kent to find out more about the role of a sports agent in South African cricket.
Tahir’s four wickets key to Amazon win
Imran Tahir took his wickets tally to 11 in the 2018 Caribbean Premier League.
Quick-fire questions: Tabraiz Shamsi
Titans and Proteas spinner Tabraiz Shamsi tells us why he likes spinach and would take Trevor Noah to a desert island…
Kohli: I’m not about experiments
Virat Kohli has voiced his concerns over the proposed 100-ball competition.
Elgar back in Surrey squad
Proteas opener Dean Elgar has returned to the Surrey squad till the end of the County season.
Amla as hungry as ever
South Africa’s premier batsman Hashim Amla still has an appetite for runs which suggests he is nowhere near finished his job for the Proteas.
