CSA shocked by AB’s request
Cricket South Africa national selection panel convenor Linda Zondi insists he pleaded with AB de Villiers not to retire, and was shocked by his retirement u-turn. You may also like
AB’s World Cup plea ‘not even considered’
AB de Villiers request to return to the international scene for the World Cup was ‘not even considered’ by captain Faf du Plessis, coach Ottis Gibson and convener of selectors Linda Zondi. You may also like
De Villiers nears R3.5m BBL deal
The Sydney Sixers have reportedly emerged as the frontrunners to contract former South African captain AB de Villiers for the next Big Bash League. You may also like
AB set for T20 stint with Middlesex
AB de Villiers has signed a contract to play T20 cricket for English county side Middlesex during the upcoming 2019 English summer. You may also like
Sipamla: Playing with AB was life-changing
South African fast bowler Lutho Sipamla has proudly acknowledged the benefit of playing alongside former national captain AB de Villiers during the 2018 Mzansi Super League. You may also like
De Villiers sizes up need for consecutive victories
Captain AB de Villiers knows nothing less than consecutive victories will suffice from the Tshwane Spartans’ final two Mzansi Super League fixtures. You may also like
AB set for Pakistan Super League stint
South African batsman AB de Villiers has joined the Lahore Qalandars for the 2019 Pakistan Super League. You may also like
De Villiers appointed Spartans captain
Former Proteas batsman AB de Villiers has been named the Tshwane Spartans captain for the inaugural Mzansi Super League. You may also like
AB de Villiers ‘can’t wait to play again’
AB de Villiers has written of his excitement to get back into the thick of cricketing action in what promises to be an exciting eight months in the world’s cricket calendar. You may also like
AB ‘extremely excited’ to be back
Fan favourite AB de Villiers can’t wait to take to the field for the Tshwane Spartans and is looking forward to playing his part in feeding the city’s hunger for sporting success. You may also like
