Martin Crowe tribute
A tribute to New Zealand great Martin Crowe, who passed away from cancer on Thursday.
A heartbreaking tie
Highlights of the 2003 World Cup game between South Africa and Sri Lanka in which the hosts were knocked out via the Duckworth/Lewis-method.
Cricket with no arms
Amir Hussain Lone has defied the odds after mastering the sport of cricket despite having no arms.
Duminy partners with PPC
PPC Ltd’s partnership with JP Duminy and his non-profit organisation, the JP21 Project, will see a number of concrete cricket pitches being built in under-resourced primary schools in Cape Town.
Aussies want turners in SA
Steve Smith says South Africa will be ‘smart’ if they decide to prepare spinning pitches for Australia’s three-match series ahead of the World T20.
#ProteaFire + Fireball = fun
The Proteas have a new favourite song. Watch them perform a hilarious version of Pitbull’s hit, Fireball.
Piers Morgan vs Brett Lee
Piers Morgan is famous for dishing it out on Twitter. What happens when he pads up to face an over from Australian fast bowler Brett Lee?
McCullum says goodbye
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum gives his farewell speech after playing in his last Test for his country.
Great comeback
The South African players give their thoughts after coming back from 2-0 down to win the ODI series against England 3-2.
Proteas in pink
Go behind the scenes as South Africa play in pink at the Wanderers against England, coupled with a vital victory in the ODI series.
Australia fume at DRS decision
Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood pleads guilty to dissent after asking the on-field umpire ‘who the f**k is the third umpire’ after an unsuccessful review.
A special day
To celebrate his 42nd birthday on Tuesday, we look back at the most memorable ODI innings Herschelle Gibbs ever played, in the 438 game against Australia.
Warner takes a blinder
David Warner took a great catch to dismiss Brendon McCullum in his last ever Test innings.
Faf chuffed after series win
Faf du Plessis praises his team’s performance in the second T20 international against England after an emphatic series victory.
Steve Smith gets nasty bouncer
New Zealand quick bowler Neil Wagner admitted to feeling ‘shaky’ when he felled Steve Smith with a blow to the head in the second Test in Christchurch.
