Amla’s game is all about balance
Mike Haysman joins Hashim Amla at analysing his game, stressing the importance of balance for a batsman.
Rabada’s magical 100th Test wicket
We take a look at the moment Kagiso Rabada became the youngest South African to reach 100 Test wickets.
Faf hails KG dominance
Faf du Plessis complimented Kagiso Rabada’s ability to lead the Proteas’ aggressive bowling attack.
Olivier on swing bowling
Duanne Olivier discusses ‘normal swing’ and ‘reverse swing’ bowling.
‘It feels very quiet’
Kagiso Rabada draws similarities between the atmosphere at the crowdless second Test at the Mangaung Oval and first-class cricket.
Day two analysis
Watch Mike Haysman and Kepler Wessels analyse day two of the second Test between Bangladesh and the Proteas.
It hasn’t hit home yet – Markram
After scoring his maiden century, Aiden Markram shares his thoughts on reaching the milestone.
Morkel destroys England
To celebrate Morne Morkel’s 33rd birthday, we revisit his performance against England in the 2008 Test series.
More bounce and pace in Bloem – Faf
Faf du Plessis says that a more grassy wicket was prepared for Bloemfontein to ensure more pace and bounce from the pitch.
Olivier on green Bloem pitch
Duanne Olivier was encouraged by the photos sent to the Proteas dressing room of a wicket full of green grass.
Markram’s 161 against the Warriors
To celebrate Aiden Markram‘s 23rd birthday, we flash back to the 161 off 123 balls he hit in the One Day Cup final against the Warriors.
Who was Basil D’Oliveira?
On this day in 1931, Basil D’Oliveira was born. Better known as ‘Dolly’, he was excluded from playing top-class cricket in South Africa due to the Apartheid regime.
First win in the Gibson era
The Proteas enjoyed their first positive result under new coach Ottis Gibson, with a 333-win in the first Test against Bangladesh.
‘All-round spotless performance’
Faf du Plessis has praised the Proteas for a perfect all-round performance in the first Test victory against Bangladesh.
Faf: We performed our skill sets well
Faf du Plessis was happy with the way the Proteas executed their game plan in tough Potchefstroom conditions.
