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Amla joins the Cape Town Blitz for MSL

Former Proteas cricketer Hashim Amla will work with the Cape Town Blitz as a batting consultant during this year’s edition of the Mzansi Super League. You may also like

Amla rules out coaching, for now

Former batsman Hashim Amla has ruled out joining the Proteas coaching staff for the foreseeable future. You may also like

Alma’s century in vain once again

Hashim Amla’s sensational 104 off 60 balls was in vain as the Kings XI Punjab lost by six wickets against the Gujarat Lions. You may also like

Proteas back to happy hunting ground at Kingsmead

The Proteas aim to maintain their winning streak at Kingsmead in the second ODI against Sri Lanka on Wednesday. The Proteas have won the last four ODI’s played in Durban, the last being the win against Australia which was the third win of a 5-0 whitewash. Proteas opener, Hashim Amla, says the squad is motivated to continue putting in dominant… Read more →

Amla leads from the front as Proteas power to victory

Hashim Amla led the way as the Proteas beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets with 16 overs to spare in the first ODI, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like

Protea pressure keeps Sri Lanka on back foot

The Proteas maintained the pressure on Sri Lanka by taking four wickets for 80 runs on day two of the third Test at the Wanderers on Friday, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like

Proteas falter on venomous Wanderers pitch

The Wanderers wicket spat fire and brimstone as the Sri Lankans took five quick wickets, including day-one hero Hashim Amla, to hold the Proteas to 398-8 at lunch on day two of the third Test, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like

Amla and Duminy dominate on day one

JP Duminy and Hashim Amla combined in a stand of 292 to put the Proteas well in command of the third Test against Sri Lanka at the Wanderers on Thursday. You may also like

Proteas lose openers before lunch at the Wanderers

The Proteas lost two quick wickets as they battled to 79 for two at lunch on the first day of the third Test against Sri Lanka, at the Wanderers on Thursday, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like