Proteas Women need to adapt to format changes – Moreeng
Proteas Women’s coach Hilton Moreeng has lamented the inconsistency of their batters, calling for them to learn to adapt to changing formats a lot faster.
Proteas Women’s coach Hilton Moreeng has lamented the inconsistency of their batters, calling for them to learn to adapt to changing formats a lot faster.
Half-centuries from Eldred Hawken and Farhaan Behardien helped the Titans take a 39-run lead to end on 308 on day two.
The T10 League in Abu Dhabi is scheduled for 23 November to 2 December 2018. South Africa’s new T20 league will run from 9 November to 16 December 2018. The former will prevent several big stars from playing in the entire latter.
The Cape Cobras have ended all-rounder Wayne Parnell’s contract. The ties were cut after Parnell signed a Kolpak contract.
Three KFC Mini-Cricket teams have won the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to spend two days with the Proteas!
Ottis Gibson says Temba Bavuma is still in their ODI plans.
SACricketmag.com previews the 4-Day Franchise Series. In this preview, we look at the Warriors’ season ahead.
SACricketmag.com previews the 4-Day Franchise Series. In this preview, we look at the Cobras’ season ahead.
Former Proteas all-rounder Wayne Parnell struck an entertaining half-century, but was unable to prevent Worcestershire’s defeat to Yorkshire in the County Championship Division One at New Road on Wednesday.
South African-born Jonathan Trott retired from cricket today after a highly successful career for Warwickshire and England.
Dean Elgar has been backed by Ottis Gibson as a ‘like-for-like’ replacement for Hashim Amla in ODIs.
The Dolphins kicked off the 2018-19 domestic 4-Day Franchise Series at SuperSport Park by posting 269 runs against the Titans at SuperSport Park thanks to heroics from Sibonelo Makhanya.
Australian betting company Sportsbet have withdrawn odds on minor matches featuring former Test captain Steven Smith.
Dean Elgar’s ODI call-up has blocked the opportunity for new talent to be discovered, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
The last time domestic cricket appeared on free-to-air television in South Africa was when Benson and Hedges were the title sponsor of the List A tournament in the early 1990s – and T20 cricket hadn’t been invented yet, writes JAMES RICHARDSON.