Proteas can channel spirit of Pakistan ’92
Monday’s washout with the West Indies will make the Proteas’ qualification for the World Cup semi-finals even more unlikely, but not impossible.
Monday’s washout with the West Indies will make the Proteas’ qualification for the World Cup semi-finals even more unlikely, but not impossible.
The Proteas claimed their first log point of the 2019 World Cup campaign after the rain-hit match against the West Indies in Southampton was abandoned.
Proteas legend Herschelle Gibbs has once again spoken out about the Proteas’ decision to select Hashim Amla in their World Cup squad.
Fans at the Rose Bowl are praying that the rain goes away so that the clash between the Proteas and the West Indies can get under way.
West Indies have won the toss and put South Africa into bat in the crunch World Cup clash at the Rose Bowl.
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Bowling coach Roddy Estwick has confirmed that all-rounder Andre Russell will be able to play against South Africa in Monday’s World Cup match at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
Indian captain Virat Kohli sympathised and apologised on behalf of the crowd after former Australian skipper Steven Smith was heckled during Sunday’s World Cup fixture at The Oval in London.
Sri Lanka will be without fast bowler Nuwan Pradeep for Tuesday’s World Cup fixture against Bangladesh in Bristol.
Captain Eoin Morgan has quietened concern over wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler’s fitness, ahead of England’s World Cup fixture against the West Indies at the Rose Bowl in Southampton on Friday.
Batting coach Neil McKenzie acknowledges that consistency in selection has empowered Bangladesh, ahead of Tuesday’s World Cup fixture against Sri Lanka in Bristol.
Fast bowler Kyle Abbott’s fine form for Hampshire in England is an awkward reminder of what the Proteas could’ve had during the ongoing World Cup in the same country.
Australian captain Aaron Finch refused to speculate about suggestions that leg-spinner Adam Zampa illegally tampered with the ball during Australia’s 36-run World Cup defeat to India at The Oval in London on Sunday.
Opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan struck a fine century as India beat Australia by 36 runs in Sunday’s World Cup fixture at The Oval in London.
Kagiso Rabada believes the Proteas are prepared to deal with the threat that the West Indies pose, writes DANIEL GALLAN from Southampton.