Proteas dominate World XI selection
Five Proteas players, including Faf du Plessis as captain, have made the World XI squad that will tour Pakistan from 12 September in Lahore.
Rudolph, Ingram’s heroics for Glamorgan
Jacques Rudolph and Colin Ingram smash Glamorgan into their first Finals Day in the T20 Blast since 2004.
Trott’s debut ton in the Ashes
South African-born Jonathan Trott became the 18th England batsman to score a century on debut when he hit 119 which helped them claim the Ashes 2-1.
De Lange ecstatic about reaching quarters
Marchant de Lange was delighted with his side’s advancement to the T20 Blast quarter-finals.
De Lange’s three-for for Glamorgan
Marchant de Lange took 3-19 as Middlesex were restricted to 99-8, which helped Glamorgan claim a seven-wicket win in Cardiff.
Prince makes debut at coaching conference
Ashwell Prince attended his first coaching conference at the San Lameer Resort Hotel & Spa in KZN, which hosted over 50 coaches.
Anderson over Steyn in Cook’s XI
Alastair Cook has named Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers in his all-time XI, but has gone for James Anderson over Dale Steyn for his pace option.
The 84-day journey
The Proteas’ three-month tour of the UK was the longest in their history. Watch the players take you through their journey.
England tour diaries
Watch behind the scenes footage of South Africa’s UK tour, the longest tour in Proteas history.
Proteas at the Theatre of Dreams
The Proteas visit Manchester United’s football stadium before their fourth Test defeat at Old Trafford.
‘Vern needs to work on his fitness’
Faf du Plessis said that injuries happen too often to Vernon Philander and that the seamer needs to work on staying fit.
‘The game’s not over yet’
Keshav Maharaj says the Proteas have what it takes to win the fourth Test at Old Trafford.
‘No 4 a difficult position to fill’
Hashim Amla says that since Jacques Kallis’ departure, the Proteas have struggled to fill the No 4 position.
England end day one on 260-6
Highlights of day one of the fourth Test at Old Trafford between the Proteas and England.
‘I always prepare to play’
Duanne Olivier says that he was not caught off guard by his selection on the morning of the fourth Test resulting from the injuries of Chris Morris and Vernon Philander.
