Maharaj shows up as potential Test skipper
It only took a chance opportunity for Keshav Maharaj to push his name to the forefront of the candidates to succeed Dean Elgar as Test skipper, writes RYAN VREDE. You may also like
England to host New Zealand, South Africa for Tests in 2022
England will play home Test series against world champions New Zealand and South Africa in 2022, cricket chiefs announced on Wednesday, unveiling a packed schedule. You may also like
Proteas are some way off world’s best Test sides
The series between England and India has highlighted the gulf that exists between the Proteas and the format’s elite, writes RYAN VREDE. You may also like
India quicks star in thrilling second Test defeat of England
India’s pacemen starred with both bat and ball on Monday as Virat Kohli’s side defeated England by 151 runs in an enthralling second Test at Lord’s. You may also like
West Indies clinch one-wicket win as Pakistan see chances slip away
West Indies scrambled to a pulsating one-wicket victory over Pakistan on Sunday as the visitors self-destructed in the final session of the fourth day when on course to take the first Test of the two-match series at Sabina Park. You may also like
Gutsy Babar keeps Pakistan hopes alive in first Test
Babar Azam’s unbeaten half-century kept his team’s hopes alive of setting a competitive target for the West Indies in the final innings of the contest with Pakistan, reaching 160 for five in their second innings at the close of the rain-affected third day of the first Test at Sabina Park on Saturday. You may also like
Kohli confident of India ‘template’ in ‘blockbuster’ England series
India captain Virat Kohli says his side have the “right template” for the remainder of their “blockbuster” series against England after enjoying the better of a rain-marred draw in the first Test. You may also like
CSA lauds dominant Proteas
Cricket South Africa has congratulated the Proteas on their dominant 2-0 series win over the West Indies in the Test series which finished in St Lucia on Monday. You may also like
Signs of life as Proteas batters fight back
A gutsy partnership in St Lucia suggests a fighting spirit is brewing, but the Proteas’ batting inconsistency remains the biggest threat to their ascension in the Test rankings, writes RYAN VREDE. You may also like
Kohli: Test final cannot decide world’s best team
Virat Kohli has questioned whether the winners of the inaugural World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand can truly be considered the best international side. You may also like
