Watch: Procter’s four wickets in five balls
Mike Procter took four wickets in five balls for Gloucestershire in the Benson & Hedges Cup semi-final against Hampshire in 1977.
Watch: Procter sends Richards packing
Mike Procter knocks Viv Richards’ middle stump out of the ground during a World Series match between the World XI and the West Indies in 1978.
Watch: Batsman answers bowler’s call
A batsman had the perfect response to this bowler’s Shamsi celebration.
Watch: ‘Proteas put up a good fight’
Proteas captain Neil Brand says his team deserves credit for competing with a very good New Zealand side.
Watch: ‘Bedingham showed his class’
Proteas coach Shukri Conrad on captain Neil Brand’s decision not to bowl himself in New Zealand’s second innings and David Bedingham’s performances with the bat.
Watch: Centurion Bedingham batted ‘smarter’
David Bedingham on his maiden Test century, the Proteas’ batting collapse and Dane Piedt’s late strike.
Watch: Five-star Piedt proud of Proteas
Dane Piedt says the Proteas couldn’t have asked for a better day in Hamilton.
Watch: ‘Proteas showed lots of fight’
David Bedingham on the Proteas’ batting display on day one in Hamilton and the “weird way” he got out.
Watch: Best catches from U19 World Cup
Which one of these blinders from the 2024 U19 World Cup gets your vote?
Watch: Insane spin in Kuwait cricket match
Even Heinrich Klaasen would struggle to keep this one out!
Watch: ‘Pretty good day for Proteas’
Tshepo Moreki on taking a wicket with his first ball in Test cricket and the need to create pressure on a pitch that lacks pace.
Watch: Controversial dismissal at U19 World Cup
England U19 batsman Hamza Shaikh was given out for obstructing the field. Should Zimbabwe U19 have withdrawn the appeal?
Watch: Proteas aim to do ‘something special’
Proteas captain Neil Brand looks ahead to the first Test against New Zealand, which starts in Mount Maunganui on Sunday.
Watch: ‘Maphaka’s future is really bright’
Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop has been impressed with SA U19 sensation Kwena Maphaka ever since he first saw him as a 15 year old.
Watch: Proteas out to prove a point
Dane Paterson says while the new-look Proteas only have a handful of Test caps between them, they’ve got plenty of first-class experience.
