Brumbies fightback stuns Waratahs
The Brumbies scored a last-gasp try to come from behind to snatch a 24-23 victory over the Waratahs in Sydney on Saturday. You may also like
Aussies reclaim No1 Test ranking
The Australian cricket team have moved to the top of the Test rankings for the first time in nearly four years after the International Cricket Council released their annual rankings update on Friday. You may also like
‘Australian game has lost its way’
Almost a dozen former Wallabies captains have called for a considerable leadership change to Rugby Australia during this time of ‘crisis’. You may also like
Smith’s captaincy ban comes to an end
Steve Smith is eligible to captain Australian cricket once again after his two-year leadership ban came to an end on Sunday. You may also like
Australia whitewash: Winners and losers
Following the ODI series whitewash over Australia, ANDRE HUISAMEN looks at the winners and losers from the series. You may also like
Proteas complete whitewash over Aussies
The Proteas beat Australia by six wickets in Saturday’s third and final ODI at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom. You may also like
Labuschagne tons up in Potchefstroom
Batsman Marnus Labuschagne struck a century, as Australia reached a final total of 254 for seven in Saturday’s third and final ODI against the Proteas at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom. You may also like
Highlights: SA clinch ODI series
A brilliant bowling display by Lungi Ngidi and a first-ever ODI ton by Janneman Malan handed the Proteas a six-wicket victory in the second ODI in Bloemfontein on Wednesday. You may also like
Malan bats SA to series win in Bloemfontein
A brilliant maiden ODI century by Janneman Malan steered the Proteas to a six wicket win over Australia in the second ODI in Bloemfontein on Wednesday, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN. You may also like
Ngidi rips through Aussie batters
A brilliant six-wicket haul by fast bowler Lungi Ngidi had Australia struggling to 271 all out in their 50 overs in the second ODI against South Africa in Bloemfontein on Wednesday, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN. You may also like
