Stokes didn’t want those overthrows
Ben Stokes didn’t want the runs gathered from the controversial overthrows awarded to England during Sunday’s World Cup final win over New Zealand, according to Test team-mate James Anderson. You may also like
Move with the times
The World Cup showed why cricket needs to update its laws if it wants to continue to appeal to fans, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
England crowned World Cup champions
England won Sunday’s World Cup final against New Zealand at Lord’s in London. You may also like
England need 242 for maiden World Cup title
England limited New Zealand to a final total of 241 for eight in Sunday’s World Cup final at Lord’s in London. You may also like
New Zealand beat India to World Cup final berth
New Zealand booked a berth in the World Cup final on the back of a tight 18-run victory over India at Old Trafford in Manchester on Wednesday. You may also like
Fans helped Duminy through dark times
After his 199th ODI for South Africa, which the Proteas won by 10 runs over Australia in their final World Cup game, JP Duminy announced his retirement from all international cricket. You may also like
Proteas finish on positive note
The Proteas beat Australia by 10 runs at Old Trafford to end their disappointing World Cup campaign on a high note. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
Phehlukwayo: We owed SA that win
A long overdue Proteas performance was how all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo described his side’s nine-wicket win over Sri Lanka as he continued to stress the team’s effort cannot be called into question. You may also like
Amla, Faf fire as Proteas bounce back
Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis scored half-centuries to steer the Proteas to a nine-wicket victory over Sri Lanka at Chester-le-Street. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
Pretorius reduces Sri Lanka to 203
South Africa need 204 runs to win after dismissing Sri Lanka for a modest total at Chester-le-Street. You may also like
