Faf du Plessis press conference
The Proteas captain says the series against Bangladesh is an opportunity for his team to ‘start fresh’.
SA vs Bangladesh discussion
The Inside Edge panel looks ahead to the two-Test series, which starts on Thursday.
McCullum hits the first IPL ton
To celebrate Brendon McCullum’s 36th birthday, we rewind to the day he hit the first-ever IPL century.
‘You have to respect them’
Kagiso Rabada said that Bangladesh is a team that must be taken seriously.
Tour diaries: Fitness test
Watch the Proteas undergo a fitness test as they prepare for the Test series against Bangladesh.
New playing conditions explained
ICC General Manager, Geoff Allardice, discusses the introduction of the new playing conditions.
Perfect time for Markram debut – Faf
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis said that it is the ideal time for Aiden Markram to make his Test debut.
Hansie takes on Warne
On this day in 1969, the late Hansie Cronje was born. Watch him smash Shane Warne around Johannesburg in 1994.
India win T20 World Cup
Watch highlights of India winning the inaugural 2007 T20 World Cup in South Africa, by beating Pakistan in the final.
‘We were definitely the better team’
Theunis de Bruyn says the Knights were the better team, as the Cobras salvaged a draw through tons from Hashim Amla, Justin Ontong and Aviwe Mgijima.
De Bruyn dominates the Cobras
Watch footage of Theunis de Bruyn dismantling the Cobras in their Sunfoil Series clash.
Gibson: Domingo first to wish me luck
Ottis Gibson says that Russell Domingo was the first one to congratulate him on his appointment as head coach.
Gayle scores fastest T20 ton
To celebrate Chris Gayle’s 38th birthday, we take a look at the moment when he scored the fastest T20 century.
‘The Qalandars are here’
Durban Qalandars’ owner, Fawad Rana, wants to make a difference with his side, which is led by Hashim Amla.
Gibson: Faf handles team well
Ottis Gibson says he watched from the England dressing room how Faf du Plessis operates, and he is happy with the way he handles the team.
