Tahir announces post-World Cup ODI retirement
Proteas leg-spinner Imran Tahir will retire from ODI cricket after the 2019 World Cup in the United Kingdom. You may also like
Tahir relishes success as new-ball bowler
Leg-spinner Imran Tahir relished bowling with the new ball, as South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 34 runs in Tuesday’s first Twenty20 International at Buffalo Park in East London. You may also like
Tahir ponders retirement
Leg-spinner Imran Tahir might retire after next year’s World Cup, if South Africa win. You may also like
Tahir ready for Durham challenge
Imran Tahir arrived at Riverside on Tuesday ahead of his stint for Durham Jets, his seventh county side. You may also like
Tahir sets sights on World Cup glory
Imran Tahir says he still has a lot to offer the Proteas and believes they have the players to win the 2019 World Cup. You may also like
Tahir, Viljoen lead Derbyshire to quarters
Hardus Viljoen and Imran Tahir teamed up to take six wickets as Worcestershire were knocked out for 98 to hand Derbyshire a 48-run win on Friday. You may also like
Tahir’s energy gives Proteas X-factor
They timed Imran Tahir’s celebration sprints at 25km/h and any more of his man of the match heroics and he could have South Africans dancing in the streets come 18 June, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Tahir takes five as Proteas klap Kiwis
A half-century from Hashim Amla and five wickets from Imran Tahir allowed the Proteas to romp to a 78-run win against the Black Caps. TOM SIZELAND reports. You may also like
