Ngidi on verge of comeback in Cardiff
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis hopes that Lungi Ngidi will be back for the Cardiff game against Afghanistan. You may also like
Ngidi: World Cup is the bigger picture
Fast bowler Lungi Ngidi has insisted the Proteas’ focus remains on the ongoing ODI series against Sri Lanka as 30 May 2019’s opening World Cup fixture against England nears. You may also like
Ngidi, Nortje in Proteas ODI squad
South Africa have recalled the services of Titans’ Lungi Ngidi and named the exciting Warriors speedster Anrich Nortje as part of the ODI squad to face Sri Lanka in a five-match series on home soil. You may also like
Ngidi hoping for quick return
Proteas fast-bowler Lungi Ngidi says that he could be back in action sooner than expected. You may also like
Ngidi out for 12 weeks
Proteas fast bowler, Lungi Ngidi, will be out of action for a minimum of 12 weeks after sustaining a knee injury during the T20 International against Australia last Sunday. You may also like
Ngidi is a great talent – Rabada
Kagiso Rabada revealed his excitement for building a partnership with Lungi Ngidi in the years to come. You may also like
Ngidi aims for long career
After picking up 14 wickets in three Tests and 14 in seven limited-overs matches, Lungi Ngidi says he hopes he can keep up the momentum for the Proteas in many years to come. You may also like
Lungi Ngidi: I am different to Rabada
Lungi Ngidi says he admires Kagiso Rabada but wants to follow his own path to success. You may also like
Ngidi, Markram awarded national contracts
National contracts have been awarded to Aiden Markram and Lungi Ngidi after they made their international debuts during the past contract year. You may also like
Ngidi stalls India’s charge at St George’s Park
Lungi Ngidi took 4-51 as South Africa limited India to 274-7 in the fifth ODI at St George’s Park. You may also like
