CSA audit seen by Mthethwa
Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa could intervene in the current crisis at Cricket South Africa if asked to do so, his spokesperson has confirmed. You may also like
De Villiers shines in thriller
AB de Villiers put on a hitting masterclass en route to a half-century, which set up a nail-biting Super Over victory for the Royal Challengers over the Mumbai Indians. You may also like
Gill guides KKR to victory
Shubman Gill scored 70* to help the Kolkata Knight Riders to a seven-wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad. You may also like
Gambhir: Dhoni should’ve led from the front
Gautum Gambhir slammed MS Dhoni’s decision to bat at No 7 in Chennai’s defeat by Rajasthan on Tuesday. You may also like
Faf du Plessis stars in CSK defeat
Faf du Plessis scored another half-century but it wasn’t enough to help the Chennai Super Kings reach the record score set by the Rajasthan Royals. You may also like
Hamza named Cobras captain
Proteas batsman Zubayr Hamza has been announced as the new Cape Cobras captain for the upcoming 2020-21 season. You may also like
Proteas Test captaincy still in the balance
Proteas coach Mark Boucher says despite many discussions on who the next Test captain should be, a final decision can’t be made until Cricket South Africa appoints the new convenor of selectors. You may also like
ICC must break silence
The International Cricket Council must publicly pressure Cricket South Africa into decisive remedial action, writes RYAN VREDE. You may also like
England confident of touring SA
Despite all the chaos that has been unfolding off the field at Cricket South Africa, the Proteas and all domestic players have begun training at the different franchises for the upcoming summer season of cricket. You may also like
Momentum pulls out as CSA sponsor
Cricket South Africa’s largest remaining sponsor, Momentum, has pulled the plug on its involvement with cricket and will not renew its contract once it expires in April next year. You may also like
