India vs SA T20Is: six key battles
India and the Proteas will start an important T20I series in Dharamsala on Sunday. The three matches will feature five intriguing head-to-head tussles. You may also like
Bavuma: People are quick to label you
Batsman Temba Bavuma is determined to showcase some burgeoning T20I credentials during this months’ series against India. You may also like
Ngidi brace can’t stop defeat for SA A
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Steyn reportedly nearing Melbourne deal
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Proteas name interim batting coach
Former first-class cricketer Amol Muzumdar has been appointed interim batting coach of the Proteas for next month’s Test series against India. You may also like
Australia retain Ashes with Manchester win
Australia retained the Ashes series title on the back of a comfortable 185-run victory on day five of the fourth Test at Old Trafford in Manchester. You may also like
Malinga repeats what he did against SA
Sri Lanka fast bowler Lasith Malinga took four wickets across as many consecutive deliveries in Friday’s third T20I against New Zealand at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium. You may also like
Verreynne can’t stop another SA A loss
South Africa A slipped to a 36-run defeat – and four-one series loss – in Friday’s fifth and final limited-overs fixture against India A at the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram. You may also like
Nortje, Sipamla get SA A on the board
Lutho Sipamla and Anrich Nortje claimed three wickets apiece as South Africa A narrowly edged out India A by four runs on the Duckworth-Lewis Method in a rain-truncated match four of their one-day series on Thursday. You may also like
Klusener keen to reinject belief
T20I batting coach Lance Klusener is determined to help remedy the Proteas batsmen’s apparent lack of intensity during this month’s tour of India. You may also like
