Stokes tons up as Proteas process Rabada suspension
England climbed to 335-4 at lunch on day two of the third Test against the Proteas at St George’s Park in Port Elizabeth. You may also like
Rabada ends Rohit’s stay
India were 76-4 and still trailed South Africa by 210 runs at lunch on day two at Newlands. You may also like
Pollock highlights Rabada’s potential
Shaun Pollock emphasised Kagiso Rabada’s potential to become the complete seamer but reminds us not to pile too much pressure on the young speedster. Rabada has been the vocal point of the Proteas’ bowling attack and stepped up in the absence of Dale Steyn who suffered a shoulder injury in the Australia series last year, which has subsequently ruled him… Read more →
Protea pace blows Sri Lankans away to seal series whitewash
It took the Proteas just 60 overs to take 16 wickets on day three and beat Sri Lanka by an innings and 118 runs for a three-Test whitewash at the Wanderers, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like
Protea pressure keeps Sri Lanka on back foot
The Proteas maintained the pressure on Sri Lanka by taking four wickets for 80 runs on day two of the third Test at the Wanderers on Friday, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like
Sri Lankans crumble to Protea power at Newlands
The Sri Lankan resistance lasted just 22 overs on day four as they were bowled out by the Proteas for 224, losing the second Test by 282 runs at Newlands on Thursday, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like
Rabada rips through Sri Lankan batsmen
Opting not to enforce a follow-on, the Proteas ended day two of the second Test 317 ahead after smashing Sri Lanka for 110 runs in 43 overs at Newlands, writes MARK SALTER. You may also like
Aussie skipper praises ‘world-class’ Protea pace attack
Australia skipper Steve Smith said his batsmen couldn’t handle the pressure of dealing with the Proteas’ pace trio. You may also like
Proteas pulverise Australia to take series victory
The Proteas have won their third consecutive Test series in Australia, after thrashing Australia by an innings and 80 runs in Hobart on Tuesday, writes TOM SIZELAND. You may also like
De Kock and Rabada rise up the rankings
Quinton de Kock and Kagiso Rabada have achieved career-best positions in the ICC rankings after their stand-out performances in the first Test against Australia. You may also like
