Williamson, Southee bolster Black Caps squad

Kane Williamson and Tim Southee have been included in an experienced New Zealand squad for the ODI World Cup in India.

Proteas still in Springboks’ shadow

David Miller says the Proteas will only ditch the chokers’ tag by winning a World Cup.

Green adds to Australia’s injury woes

All-rounder Cameron Green will miss a substantial part of Australia’s World Cup buildup after being struck on the head by a ball from Proteas speedster Kagiso Rabada.

Brook could gain World Cup call-up

England white-ball coach Matthew Mott has suggested rising star Harry Brook could yet feature at the World Cup.

Injured quartet in Australia squad

Australia have named four injured players in a provisional 15-man squad for next month’s ODI World Cup in India.

Watch: ‘Cohesion important for Proteas’

Temba Bavuma believes the five-match ODI series against Australia will help fine-tune the Proteas for the 2023 World Cup.

Watch: ‘Proteas’ bases are well covered’

Coach Rob Walter talks about the Proteas’ 15-man squad for the 2023 World Cup in India.

Eight World Cup debutants in Proteas squad

Proteas limited-overs head coach Rob Walter has announced a 15-man squad for the ODI World Cup in India.

Rahul named in India’s World Cup squad

Wicketkeeper KL Rahul has been named in India’s World Cup squad but captain Rohit Sharma was coy about his place in the XI after months sidelined by injury.

Buttler welcomes back ‘superstar’ Stokes

England limited-overs captain Jos Buttler has hailed Ben Stokes following his decision to come out of ODI retirement.

Williamson given World Cup deadline

New Zealand have given captain Kane Williamson a two-week deadline to prove his fitness for the ODI World Cup starting in October.

Proteas to get R56-million shirt sponsor

An Indian food company is set to sponsor the Proteas during the ODI World Cup.

Brook frustrated by World Cup snub

England batsman Harry Brook has revealed his frustration at being left out of the squad for this year’s ODI World Cup.

Paine mocks Stokes’ World Cup backflip

Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine has blasted England skipper Ben Stokes’ decision to come out retirement for the World Cup as about “me, me, me”.

Stokes may not bowl at World Cup

England are prepared to play Ben Stokes as a batsman only when they defend their 50-over World Cup title in India.