Steyn’s mindset change in T20 cricket

A change of mindset and the backing of his captains has helped Dale Steyn remain one of the most lethal bowlers in world cricket, according to a new study. You may also like

Steyn back for Proteas

Proteas legend Dale Steyn will return to international cricket after nearly a year’s absence after being named in the T20 squad to face England. You may also like

Steyn: It’s a pity Graeme pulled out

Fast bowler Dale Steyn has lamented former captain Graeme Smith’s withdrawal from contention for Cricket South Africa’s vacant director of cricket role. You may also like

Steyn fighting to keep competitive edge

Proteas fast bowler Dale Steyn is confident of maintaining match fitness during the 2019 edition of the Mzansi Super League. You may also like

Big Bash deal for Steyn

Proteas fast bowler Dale Steyn will play for the Melbourne Stars in Australia’s 2018-19 Big Bash League. You may also like

Steyn reportedly nearing Melbourne deal

The Melbourne Stars are reportedly on the brink of signing Proteas fast bowler Dale Steyn for the 2019 Big Bash League. You may also like

Why Steyn wasn’t selected for India T20Is

Cricket South Africa acting director of cricket Corrie van Zyl has explained fast bowler Dale Steyn’s absence from the Proteas squad for September 2019’s T20I series against India. You may also like

Steyn ‘simply blown away’ by support

Proteas fast bowler Dale Steyn has expressed sincere gratitude to several well-wishers, after retiring from Test cricket this week. You may also like

Steyn hangs up Test whites

Dale Steyn has called time on his Test career in a bid to prolong his involvement in the shorter format of the game. You may also like

Steyn ruled out of World Cup opener against England

South Africa will be without fast bowler Dale Steyn for Thursday’s World Cup opening fixture against England at The Oval in London. You may also like