Highlights: Australia vs Proteas (3rd Test, Day 4)
The Proteas’ brittle batting lineup was exposed again on a rain-shortened day in Sydney.
Watch: Sydney pitch felt familiar – Zondo
Khaya Zondo on taking on Nathan Lyon during his knock of 39 and why the Sydney pitch felt like he was playing in Pietermaritzburg.
Watch: Brevis shoots the breeze with Sky
Dewald Brevis talks to India’s Suryakumar Yadav about his 162 for the Titans, his no-look sixes, and the upcoming SA20.
Watch: Sunrisers Eastern Cape’s potential stars
What the Sunrisers Eastern Cape’s lesser-known players could bring to the team.
Watch: Khawaja still stuck on 195
Usman Khawaja was asked whether he will be given the chance to make a first Test double ton on day four of the Sydney Test.
Watch: ‘Elgar key to Proteas batting unit’
Proteas batting coach Justin Sammons on costly ‘mental errors’, Dean Elgar’s form, and the future of Test cricket in South Africa.
Watch: Joburg Super Kings’ potential stars
What the Joburg Super Kings’ lesser-known players could bring to the team.
Watch: Pretoria Capitals’ potential stars
What the Pretoria Capitals’ lesser-known players could bring to the team.
Highlights: Australia vs Proteas (3rd Test, Day 2)
Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith scored centuries on another demoralising day for the Proteas.
Watch: We all thought it was out – Nortje
Anrich Nortje on Simon Harmer’s catch that was controversially ruled not out by the third umpire, and bowling with the new ball.
Highlights: Australia vs Proteas (3rd Test, Day 1)
Anrich Nortje took two wickets on a rain-hit day in Sydney.
Watch: Mankad drama in BBL
Adam Zampa ran out Tom Rogers at the non-striker’s end only for the umpires to rule not out.
Watch: Six or out?
This was correctly given out caught, according to the law, but should it be not out and six?
Watch: Proteas not good enough – Bavuma
Temba Bavuma on the Proteas’ batting woes, the strength of South Africa’s first-class system, and his “brain fart” after scoring 65.
Watch: Proteas need more Test cricket – Elgar
A disappointed Dean Elgar reflects on the Proteas’ innings-and-182-run defeat to Australia in Melbourne.
