Inside Edge talks transformation
Pommie Mbangwa and the Inside Edge panel discuss transformation in South African cricket.
Amla wants a win at The Oval
Hashim Amla expressed the Proteas’ desire to play their best cricket at The Oval in the third Test.
Zondo ready for tri-series
Khaya Zondo is looking forward to the high-quality cricket when India A and Afghanistan A tour South Africa.
Proteas Women have loads of potential – Moreeng
Proteas Women coach Hilton Moreeng is very happy with the direction that the women’s team is heading.
Are ex-cricketers overly critical?
England’s crushing defeat to South Africa in the second Test sparked a debate on whether ex-cricketers are too harsh on current players.
The De Villiers-Smith partnership
Alastair Cook, Chris Rogers and Vernon Philander look back at the partnership between AB de Villiers and Graeme Smith.
Gibbs, Rhodes impart knowledge on academy squad
Herschelle Gibbs and Jonty Rhodes gave advice to the National Academy squad how to approach cricket under a variety of conditions.
A look into Ingram’s glamorous form
Colin Ingram has been in exceptional form for Glamorgan this season and he gives some insight how he goes about his business.
De Kock should bat No 5 – Wessels
Kepler Wessels says that Quinton de Kock should bat No 5 and Faf du Plessis should bat at No 4.
‘Don’t think they realise how good they are’
Dane van Niekerk says she is extremely proud of the Proteas Women and the fight they showed throughout the tournament.
Tour Diaries: levelling the series
The Proteas’ journey to beating England at Trent Bridge and levelling the series 1-1.
Philander is the best in the world – Faf
Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis says that when the pitch offers seam movement, there’s no bowler on this planet better than Vernon Philander.
Highlights: England vs Proteas (2nd Test, Day 4)
The Proteas recorded a humiliating 340-run win against England at Trent Bridge, after bundling the hosts out for 133.
Girls stayed true to the badge – Van Niekerk
Dane van Niekerk says that she is proud of the way her ladies have performed throughout the tournament.
‘Looks like Hash is back’
Dean Elgar says that Hashim Amla’s 78 and 87 was vital to the strong position the Proteas find themselves in, ahead of day four, leading by 473 runs.
