AB de Villiers recalls 2015 heartache
AB de Villiers has revealed that the team’s exit from the 2015 Cricket World Cup by narrowly losing to New Zealand in the semi-final haunted him in the aftermath. You may also like
Proteas back in training
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that the men’s high-performance training squad returned to full training on Monday following the Department of Sports approval last week. You may also like
Watch: AB takes to the stage
Relive this incredible moment former Proteas skipper AB de Villiers delivered a singing masterclass on a recent TV show with Afrikaans artist Karen Zoid. You may also like
More dialogue needed for transformation – Duminy
Former Proteas all-rounder JP Duminy says an open and honest discussion is needed to tackle the racial problems facing cricket in South Africa. You may also like
Kirsten still worried about choking tag
Former opening batsman and coach Gary Kirsten says the Proteas still need to address the relentless ‘choking’ tag, carried by the team into major competitions. You may also like
Proteas to be back on the pitch in two weeks
Cricket South Africa is awaiting approval from government to return to action with a special Proteas fundraiser match by the end of the month. You may also like
Past season was a disappointment – KG
Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada has reflected on the disappointing past season during which South Africa won only one of a handful of series. You may also like
Captaincy comes naturally to me – Elgar
Proteas opening batsman Dean Elgar openly says he will consider taking up the role as new Test captain should CSA present him with the opportunity. You may also like
Rewind: Proteas take on Springboks
Relive the action of the Nelson Mandela Legacy Cup in 2014 when the Proteas took on the Springbok rugby team in a historic T20 match at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. You may also like
CSA, BCCI considering T20 series in August
CSA and the BCCI are in the process of planning a three-match T20 series between the Proteas and India in South Africa for August, should both governments allow it. You may also like
