Names, numbers on shirts likely for Ashes
Changes proposed for the International Cricket Council Test championship will likely see surnames and numbers displayed on the back of playing shirts. You may also like
Test cricket set to speed up with Shot Clock
The introduction of a ‘shot clock’ for Test cricket has been tabled by the MCC World Cricket Council in a bid to speed up play in the five-day game. You may also like
Proteas fall to third in Test rankings
The shock 2-0 home Test series defeat to Sri Lanka has seen the Proteas slip one place in the ICC’s Test rankings, down to third place behind New Zealand. You may also like
Sri Lanka stun Proteas to make history
Sri Lanka became the first Asian team in history to win a series in South Africa by sealing a 2-0 whitewash victory over the Proteas with an eight-wicket win at St George’s Park. KHALID MOHIDIN reports. You may also like
Sri Lanka favourites to whitewash Proteas
Sri Lanka finished day two on 60-2 and needing 137 runs to win the second Test at St George’s Park after they skittled the Proteas for 128 runs. KHALID MOHIDIN reports. You may also like
Proteas’ top order crumbles – again
The Proteas were reduced to 91-5 as they took a 159-run lead into tea on day two of the second Test at St George’s Park. KHALID MOHIDIN reports. You may also like
Proteas extend lead after clinical bowling
The Proteas skittled Sri Lanka for 154 before extending their lead to 78 runs at the close of the first session on day two of the second Test at St George’s Park. KHALID MOHIDIN reports. You may also like
Sri Lanka expose flaccid Proteas batting
Sri Lanka skittled the Proteas for 222 runs and finished on 60-3 on day one of the second Test at George’s Park. KHALID MOHIDIN reports. You may also like
De Kock edges Proteas closer to 200
Quinton de Kock scored his 17th half-century as the Proteas took a total of 185-7 into tea on day one at St George’s Park. KHALID MOHIDIN reports. You may also like
Sri Lanka rattle Proteas, four down at lunch
The Proteas suffered yet another top-order collapse as they went into lunch on 73-4 in Port Elizabeth. KHALID MOHIDIN reports. You may also like
