Poor batting sinks woeful Proteas

Australia prevented an early series defeat by defending a 231-run total against a meek batting performance from the Proteas in the second ODI in Adelaide. You may also like

Morris unsure about World Cup spot

Chris Morris showed a glimpse of uncertainty regarding his spot in the 2019 World Cup squad.  You may also like

Markram: Benkenstein not to blame for batting woes

Aiden Markram says Proteas batting coach Dale Benkenstein is not at fault for the poor batting display from the Proteas in their 5-1 series defeat to India.  You may also like

Kohli powers India to 5-1 triumph in ODI series

Virat Kohli steered India to an eight-wicket win at Centurion as well as an emphatic 5-1 series result. You may also like

India squeeze fragile Proteas

Shardul Thakur took four wickets as India bowled the Proteas out for 204 in the sixth ODI at Centurion. You may also like

Preview: Proteas vs India (6th ODI)

Your essential guide to the sixth ODI between the Proteas and India at SuperSport Park in Centurion.  You may also like

Amla: Top six at fault for series loss

Hashim Amla says the Proteas top order takes full responsibility for their series defeat to India.  You may also like

Rabada fined for send-off

Kagiso Rabada waved goodbye to 15% of his match fee for his gesture after dismissing Shikhar Dhawan in the fifth ODI in Port Elizabeth. You may also like

Ottis Gibson: Valuable lessons learned

The heavy defeats by India will shape the way the Proteas will approach the next 12 months ahead of the 2019 World Cup, says head coach Ottis Gibson. You may also like

India storm to series victory

India beat South Africa by 73 runs at St George’s Park to take a 4-1 lead in the six-game series. You may also like