Faf: We can be dangerous

Proteas captain Faf du Plessis still harbours hope that his side can beat the odds and the weather at the 2019 World Cup. You may also like

Rabada: We believe we can beat them

Kagiso Rabada believes the Proteas are prepared to deal with the threat that the West Indies pose, writes DANIEL GALLAN. You may also like

Proteas all but knocked out of World Cup

The Proteas sunk to a six-wicket defeat at the hands of India in Wednesday’s World Cup fixture in Southampton. You may also like

England overpower misfiring Proteas

The Proteas suffered a heavy 104-run defeat at the hands of World Cup favourites England in the tournament opener at the Oval, reports KHALID MOHIDIN. You may also like

Khawaja leads Aussies to 5-0 series win

Usman Khawaja rounded off a magnificent March with a brilliant 98 as Australia swept Pakistan aside to complete a 5-0 ODI series whitewash in Dubai, writes SIMON LEWIS. You may also like

Finch ton guides Australia past Pakistan

Aaron Finch scored a second consecutive century to guide Australia to an emphatic eight-wicket victory against Pakistan on Sunday. You may also like

Proteas aim to mimic Pakistan

Faf du Plessis believes that the Proteas could benefit from the ‘underdog’ tag by replicating Pakistan’s Champions Trophy-winning gameplan. You may also like

Markram 67 not out, Proteas sweep series 5-0

Sri Lanka’s bowlers made the Proteas work hard for their runs but, ultimately, they were no match for batting unit that lived up to their true potential, writes SIMON LEWIS. You may also like

Sri Lanka battle against unplayable Tahir

Sri Lanka took the initiative to bat first in the fifth ODI at Newlands, but a powerhouse display by the Proteas bowlers kept the visitors on the back foot throughout their 50 overs. You may also like

Preview: Proteas vs Sri Lanka (5th ODI)

The Proteas’ World Cup preparations will come to an end with the final ODI at Newlands, writes KHALID MOHIDIN. You may also like