‘It’s not how you drive, it’s how you arrive’
Hashim Amla remains positive about the Proteas reaching the semi-final, despite losing their first three games.
Amla: Six wins will do it
Hashim Amla remained upbeat about the Proteas’ chances to win the last six games, despite their winless start to the World Cup, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Morris: I thought we were quite good
All-rounder Chris Morris picked through limited positives, after South Africa lost to India by six wickets in Wednesdays’ World Cup encounter at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
New Zealand avoid Bangladesh scare
Bangladesh almost collected another upset victory in Wednesday’s World Cup fixture at The Oval in London, but ultimately were not strong enough to overcome New Zealand.
Player ratings: Morris, KG spared the wrath
The Proteas suffered their third successive defeat at the World Cup after going down to India by six wickets in Southampton. JOHN GOLIATH rates the South Africans.
Fans react to Proteas’ third loss
The Proteas involvement in the World Cup is hanging by a thread, and fans of the national team are not impressed by their performance.
Déjà vu for SA spin bunnies
SA’s clueless approach to the India wrist-spinners further highlighted the team’s lack of progress over the past year, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Fan feels the World Cup pain
The David Miller dropped catch off Kagiso Rabada just at the time the Proteas were fighting their way into the contest was a painful moment. As one of the Saffa fans in the crowd can attest to.
Finch ready to take contest to Gayle
Australian captain Aaron Finch is looking forward to the challenge posed by West Indian batsman Chris Gayle during Thursday’s World Cup fixture between Australia and the West Indies at Trent Bridge in Nottingham.
Five takeaways: Proteas vs India
Five takeaways from the Proteas’ six-wicket defeat to India at the Rose Bowl, which leaves them on the brink of elimination, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Faf: Bowling first didn’t make sense
Faf du Plessis revealed that if he had Lungi Ngidi and Dale Steyn available the Proteas would have bowled first against India, writes KHALID MOHIDIN.
Proteas all but knocked out of World Cup
South Africa sunk to a six-wicket defeat at the hands of India in Wednesday’s World Cup fixture at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
Holder won’t necessarily bombard Aussies
Captain Jason Holder insists that the West Indies won’t be fixated on short deliveries during Thursday’s World Cup clash against Australia at Trent Bridge in Nottingham.
Proteas manage a mere 227 at Rose Bowl
South Africa were limited to a final total of 227 for nine against India in Wednesday’s World Cup fixture at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
Where to from here?
Craig Lewis and Wade Pretorius sit down to discuss the Proteas’ bumbling start to the World Cup and what lies ahead.
