CSA reveals ‘master plan’ to find black batsmen
CSA wants the Proteas XI for the 2027 ODI World Cup co-hosted by South Africa to include at least two black African batsmen.
CSA wants the Proteas XI for the 2027 ODI World Cup co-hosted by South Africa to include at least two black African batsmen.
Performance coach Tom Dawson-Squibb says the Proteas “don’t hide” from past World Cup failures.
CSA expects to spend between R200-million and R400-million on South African cricket stadiums ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup.
The eight South African venues to host matches in the 2027 ODI World Cup have been confirmed.
Rassie van der Dussen says there were “no doubts” in the Proteas players’ minds that Temba Bavuma needed to be in the team at the recent World Cup.
Indian police in Kashmir have arrested seven university students under tough anti-terrorism laws for alleged intimidation after they celebrated Australia’s victory over India in the World Cup final.
CSA director of cricket Enoch Nkwe says Temba Bavuma is “a lot stronger” following the Proteas’ 2023 World Cup semi-final defeat than he was after last year’s T20 World Cup disappointment.
In coming for me, Enoch Nkwe has tried to defend the indefensible. He has embraced mediocrity, and his teams will be defined by it in big tournaments, writes RYAN VREDE.
CSA director of cricket ENOCH NKWE responds to Ryan Vrede’s criticism of the Proteas’ performance in their World Cup semi-final defeat to Australia.
Herschelle Gibbs says Quinton de Kock can be proud of what he achieved in ODI cricket.
Graeme Smith says Proteas ODI captain Temba Bavuma has an opportunity to “fight back and show everyone what he’s made of”.
Australia’s World Cup winners have been denied a full-scale heroes’ welcome home by a packed cricket schedule that sees them face India on Thursday at the start of a T20I series.
Quinton de Kock is the only South African to be included in the official ICC Team of the Tournament for the 2023 World Cup, although another Protea is 12th man.
The Proteas’ leadership core has brushed off their World Cup exit as a brave effort. They are making the same error as their predecessors, and more mediocrity awaits, writes RYAN VREDE.
Temba Bavuma says he would never consider stepping down ahead of a World Cup semi-final.