Semi-final heartbreak
It was on this day at the 1992 Cricket World Cup that South Africa were robbed of a place in the final after rain interrupted their semi-final against England.
Batting for the Proteas
Go behind the scenes with South Africa’s new batting coach Neil McKenzie and his transition from player to coach.
Arriving in style
Former convener of selectors Andrew Hudson was the first South African to score a century on debut, scoring 163 against the West Indies in 1992.
Gibbs makes history
On this day at the 2007 World Cup, Herschelle Gibbs became the first batsman to smack six sixes in an over in international cricket.
The greatest game ever played
Celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the greatest ODI ever played – the 438 game against Australia.
NZ bid farewell to Crowe
Watch the Auckland Grammar School bid farewell to Martin Crowe by performing the haka at his funeral on Friday.
‘Our basics let us down’
Faf du Plessis and Russell Domingo analyse South Africa’s six-wicket defeat to Australia in the deciding T20 at Newlands on Wednesday.
Tahir’s recipe for success
Imran Tahir has attributed his current run of form to simple and clear game plans against the opposition.
Good to be back
David Miller talks to the media after his maiden T20 fifty against Australia on Friday.
Happy birthday Daryll
A controversial cricket commentator these days, Daryll Cullinan remains one of the biggest talents to play for South Africa post isolation. He turns 49 on Friday.
‘Adapt for early advantage’
Faf du Plessis says adapting to conditions as quickly as possible will be important in the first T20 International against Australia at Kingsmead on Friday.
Martin Crowe tribute
A tribute to New Zealand great Martin Crowe, who passed away from cancer on Thursday.
A heartbreaking tie
Highlights of the 2003 World Cup game between South Africa and Sri Lanka in which the hosts were knocked out via the Duckworth/Lewis-method.
Cricket with no arms
Amir Hussain Lone has defied the odds after mastering the sport of cricket despite having no arms.
Duminy partners with PPC
PPC Ltd’s partnership with JP Duminy and his non-profit organisation, the JP21 Project, will see a number of concrete cricket pitches being built in under-resourced primary schools in Cape Town.
