The young sprinter out of the Eastern Cape is already a sensation. But she’s just getting started
The package reportedly contained potentially incriminating information about members of the national cricket team in the late 1990s
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The country’s cricketing overlords have seemingly become acquainted with every legal firm in Johannesburg
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A scintillating World Cup so far counts for nothing as South Africa’s women’s cricket enters sudden death
South Africa have made the last four but they must capture early tournament form if they’re to progress further.
South Africa are close to finding the sweet spot between competitiveness and enjoyment
South Africa sailed past past the Bangladeshis in their opener but somehow failed to convince in doing so
No cricketer before or since has had such wide-ranging demand of the dramatics, of the emotional and existential possibilities of making people sweat.
South Africa must prove they can hold their nerve when the T20 World Cup kicks off on Friday
The Proteas players say they will come to Boucher’s support in his fight against racism allegations, but first they must focus on the Test series against the Kiwis