Du Plessis wants the toss taken away
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis has suggested the toss be removed from Test cricket, with the visiting team afforded the decision to bat or bowl first. You may also like
de Kock exits top 10, Linde enters rankings
South Africa’s Quinton de Kock has lost ground in the latest International Cricket Council rankings for Test batsmen. You may also like
Proteas lose 16 wickets in one day
The Proteas collapsed to within two wickets of a 3-0 series whitewash at the hands of India on the third day of the final Test in Ranchi on Monday. You may also like
Disastrous start to the follow-on for Proteas
The Proteas’ follow-on suffered a disappointing start, as opening batsman Quinton de Kock was bowled by seamer Umesh Yadav shortly before the tea break on day three of the third and final Test in Ranchi. First-innings half-centurion Zubayr Hamza and captain Faf du Plessis were dismissed soon thereafter. You may also like
De Kock and Elgar fail before bad light
Deteriorating light stopped prematurely on day two of the third and final Test at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi on Sunday, but not before the Proteas lost two top-order wickets. You may also like
Rohit, Rahane steady India’s ship
Rohit Sharma scored his third century of the series as India recovered from a shaky start to dominate day one of the third and final Test against South Africa in Ranchi. You may also like
Markram ruled out of final Test
Proteas opening batsman Aiden Markram has been ruled out of this week’s third and final Test against India in Ranchi. You may also like
Rabada reiterates ‘transition period’
Fast bowler Kagiso Rabada concedes the Proteas are ‘under immense pressure’ to win the third and final Test against India, which will start in Ranchi on Saturday. You may also like
Yadav, Jadeja seal series defeat for Proteas
The Proteas slumped to an innings and 137-run defeat at the hands of India on day four of the second Test against India. You may also like
Philander and Maharaj defy with bat – again
All-rounders Vernon Philander and Keshav Maharaj were again at the fore of the Proteas’ belated resistance at tea on day four of the second Test against India. You may also like
