Proteas T20 World Cup review: The winners (and loser)
Ryan Vrede assesses the most notable individual contributions to the Proteas, on and off the field, at the T20 World Cup.
Seven talking points from T20 World Cup so far
From four wickets in four balls to the Quinton de Kock kneeling affair, there have been plenty of talking points at the T20 World Cup.
De Kock’s motives to remain a mystery
We will never know if Quinton de Kock had a genuine change of heart about “taking the knee” or did so just to keep his job, writes SIMON BORCHARDT.
De Kock: I am more than happy to take the knee
Quinton de Kock has released a statement following his withdrawal from the Proteas team to play the West Indies at the T20 World Cup on Tuesday.
De Kock: I felt like my rights were taken away
Quinton de Kock has released a statement following his withdrawal from the Proteas team to play the West Indies at the T20 World Cup on Tuesday. You may also like
Proteas whack West Indies without De Kock
Aiden Markram and Rassie van der Dussen powered South Africa to an eight-wicket win over the West Indies in the T20 World Cup on Tuesday.
Quinny climbs to career best in T20 rankings
Proteas batsman Quinton de Kock has risen four places to reach a career-high spot in the ICC Men’s T20 Batting Rankings. You may also like
Boucher: We want players to peak at the right time
Proteas coach Mark Boucher believes the IPL experience for several South African players in the UAE will serve the team well ahead of the T20 World Cup. You may also like
ICC launches bid to include cricket in Olympics
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially launched its intention for the sport to be included in the Olympic Games from 2028 onwards. You may also like
Smith: Captaincy burden became too much for QDK
Cricket South Africa director of cricket Graeme Smith says the the extra responsibility of captaincy became to much for Proteas wicket-keeper Quinton de Kock. You may also like
