Stoinis, Wade take Australia past Proteas
An unbeaten stand of 40 by Marcus Stoinis and Matthew Wade saw Australia to a five-wicket win over South Africa in the opening match of the Super 12s of the T20 World Cup on Saturday. You may also like
Uefa has ‘grave concerns’ over plans to stage World Cup every two years
Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin has admitted his “grave concerns” over plans to stage the World Cup every two years. You may also like
World Cup qualifiers wrap: No surprises as Europe’s heavyweights secure World Cup qualifying wins
Europe’s heavyweights secured World Cup qualifying wins with France registering their first Group D victory by beating Kazakhstan 2-0 in Astana. You may also like
Springboks drawn with Ireland, Scotland for 2023
The Springboks have been placed in Pool B alongside Ireland, Scotland, Asia/Pacific 1 and Europe 2 for the 2023 World Cup in France. You may also like
Diego Maradona: The indomitable genius who drove Argentina to World Cup glory
Diego Maradona has died, aged 60, but his sensational talent will never be forgotten. You may also like
T20 World Cup officially postponed
The International Cricket Council has confirmed that the T20 World Cup, which was scheduled to take place in Australia from October to November, has been moved to next year, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN. You may also like
Claims are unlikely to stop Qatar hosting World Cup, says anti-corruption expert
Allegations of bribery are highly unlikely to lead to Qatar being stripped of its right to host the 2022 World Cup, according to an anti-corruption expert. You may also like
Erasmus: Springboks are favourites
Rassie Erasmus and the Springboks are in a confident space ahead of their quarter-final showdown with host nation Japan, writes Jon Cardinelli In Tokyo. You may also like
Springboks must slow Japan tempo, not match it
The Springboks should look to control the contest on Sunday by throwing a wrench into the gears of the Japan attack, writes Jon Cardinelli. You may also like
Springboks can’t afford to look beyond Japan
Japan will pose a unique threat to the more-fancied Springboks in the quarter-final on Sunday. You may also like
