Proteas coach Mark Boucher says despite many discussions on who the next Test captain should be, a final decision can’t be made until Cricket South Africa appoints the new convenor of selectors. You may also like
Despite all the chaos that has been unfolding off the field at Cricket South Africa, the Proteas and all domestic players have begun training at the different franchises for the upcoming summer season of cricket. You may also like
Two players have tested positive for Covid-19 and had to be withdrawn from the Proteas group that departed for a ‘culture camp’ in the Kruger National Park on Tuesday. You may also like
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Cricket South Africa has decided against the Proteas Women’s team travelling to the UK in September to face England. You may also like
Thami Tsolekile has a legitimate reason to feel aggrieved at his treatment with the Proteas but he can’t blame this for his demise, writes SA Cricket Magazine’s editor Ryan Vrede. You may also like
Cricket South Africa’s deep dysfunction will be felt for years to come, writes SA Cricket magazine editor RYAN VREDE. You may also like
Cricket South Africa president Chris Nenzani has confirmed the correct procedures were followed to appoint Graeme Smith and Mark Boucher towards the end of last year. You may also like
Faf du Plessis has become the fourth white Proteas player to throw his weight and support behind the Black Lives Matter movement, while standing up for the comments made by Lungi Ngidi. You may also like
AB de Villiers has revealed that the team’s exit from the 2015 Cricket World Cup by narrowly losing to New Zealand in the semi-final haunted him in the aftermath. You may also like
Cricket South Africa has confirmed that the men’s high-performance training squad returned to full training on Monday following the Department of Sports approval last week. You may also like
