‘We’re going to have to bring our 120%’
Dane van Niekerk says the Proteas will need an improved performance in the semi-finals against England after falling to a 59-run defeat to Australia.
Morris lauds Faf captaincy
Chris Morris says that Faf du Plessis speaks a great language with his bowlers, after the Proteas bundled England out for 205.
‘The day went back and forth’
Quinton de Kock feels that day one of the second Test was shared after a final session fightback from England.
I’m not finicky about bats – De Kock
Quinton de Kock visited the bat factory and revealed which specifics he looks for in a bat.
The Proteas’ selection headache
Tom Sizeland discusses the questions the selectors will be asking ahead of the second Test against England at Trent Bridge, starting on Friday.
McKenzie on the glory days
Neil McKenzie reminisced on scoring 138 against England and standing at the crease for nine hours over 2 days at Lord’s in 2008.
Wiese smashes fan’s pint
Watch David Wiese destroy a fan’s pint with a massive six during Sussex’s 19-run defeat to Hampshire in the T20 Blast on Wednesday.
Will we see Morkel and Steyn again?
Greats of the game past and present share their thoughts on the lethal duo.
CSA celebrates mini cricket
CSA celebrated 35 years of mini cricket, see footage of the annual KFC Mini-Cricket national seminar at Champagne Sport Resort in the Central Drakensberg.
Need to be more ruthless with disciplines – Elgar
Dean Elgar emphasised that the Proteas need to be more disciplined with the basics if they want to bounce back from their crushing first Test defeat.
Vernon is okay for Sunday – Bavuma
Temba Bavuma confirmed that Vernon Philander is fit for day four against England on Sunday.
Why Rabada was banned
Stump mics picked up Kagiso Rabada swearing after he dismissed Ben Stokes on day one of the first Test against England.
Patient batting key on day three – Amla
Hashim Amla says the Proteas batsmen need to bide their time to get more runs on day three.
‘We could’ve turned things around’
Vernon Philander believes that the Proteas could have turned the match situation around on day one had Keshav Maharaj not dismissed Joe Root off a no-ball.
‘The boys are excited’
Vernon Philander believes that the disappointment of the England tour thus far will not affect the Proteas in the four-match Test series.
