Faf’s ‘Beast box’
Faf du Plessis, South Africa’s prolific No3 batsman, explains what help he’s got in protecting his ‘jewels’.
What if you didn’t play cricket?
The Proteas talk about what they would do if they weren’t cricketers, including a few surprising choices…
Mitch smashes commentary box
Watch, and listen to, Neil Manthorp and Pommie Mbangwa’s reaction to a Mitchell Johnson six that smashes into the commentary box window right in front of them.
Steyn’s ice bucket challenge
As usual, Dale Steyn takes it one step further, by combining his ice bucket challenge with a bridge swing.
Faf gets icy
Watch Faf du Plessis take the ALS ice bucket challenge.
AB’s embarrassing run-out
Watch AB de Villiers’ bizarre run-out in the second ODI vs Zimbabwe.
Dale Steyn’s fishing accident
It seems Dale Steyn has come off second best while fishing in Zimbabwe, getting a hook stuck in his leg.
Philander as Hugh Bladen
Vernon Philander interviews Dane Piedt, on the eve of his Test debut, and Stiaan van Zyl while doing a pretty good impersonation of Hugh Bladen.
Dale Steyn on fire
A reminder of how destructive Dale Steyn was in Galle, taking 9-99 in the first Test, ahead of the one-off Test against Zimbabwe.
Robbie P ruins England
In celebration of his 35th birthday on 4 August, watch Robin Peterson run through England’s top order at the 2011 Cricket World Cup.
Dale Steyn vs Adam Sandler
Watch this clip from Adam Sandler’s latest film, Blended, which features Dale Steyn.
Amla reflects on series win
Proteas captain Hashim Amla talks about his side’s 1-0 Test series win over Sri Lanka.
Kieswetter takes one in the face
Craig Kieswetter had his season interrupted by this bouncer from David Willey, which broke his eye socket and cheek bone. WARNING: Graphic images
Pollock’s 7-87 vs the Aussies
In celebration of Shaun Pollock’s 41st birthday, we rewind the years to 1997-98, when he took 7-87, his best Test figures, against a strong Australian line-up.
Jayawardene and Sangakkara pile on 624
The last time South Africa played a Test series in Sri Lanka, Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara put together a record-breaking partnership of 624 in Colombo.
