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Michael Sherman works from Knoxville, TN. Associate Professor of Religious Studies (Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism; Critical Animal Studies; American Religious History) Michael Sherman has over 157 followers on Twitter.
Will Bodi go down alone? Cricket SA mum on investigations
CSA has refused to confirm or deny whether other players are being investigated for the match-fixing scandal that has landed Gulam Bodi a 20-year ban.
Sundowns trounces Amakhosi in title win
Mamelodi Sundowns dominated the game to take the Telkom Knockout Final trophy, in a 3-1 win.
Proteas mentally strong ahead of World Cup, says coach
Russell Domingo says the South African cricket team are mentally strong enough to bring home the trophy as they depart for Australia and New Zealand.
AB de Villiers: Timing and luck led to smashing victory
The Proteas ODI captain's knock of 149 of 44 balls was a combination of the two factors, and he won't try and repeat it in the next game.
Proteas demolish Windies: Easy as AB de Villiers
AB de Villiers scored the fastest-ever One Day International century as he led South Africa to a 148-run victory over the West Indies on Sunday.
Gayle cries victimisation over dropping Bravo, Pollard
The batsman who almost single-handedly won two T20 matches against SA, says the batting and bowling lineup will be lacking due to these losses.
Amla, De Villiers brave stronger Windies in Cape Town
South Africa's Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers notched up an unbeaten 70-run stand to leave the Proteas well-placed in the second Test at Newlands.
Dale Steyn poised to overtake Ntini’s record
Makhaya Ntini is SA's second-highest wicket taker, but Dale Steyn is looking good to take that record, and Ntini says he welcomes it.
Bafana squad ravaged by withdrawals, says Igesund
As the national squad gets ready to play Australia and New Zealand, coach Gordon Igesund says 11 out of the original 18-man squad have withdrawn.
Proteas still hope for draw against Australia
Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers helped the Proteas to 71 for four, at stumps on day four of the third Test against Australia.
Warner and Clarke bash Proteas
A David Warner knock of 135 steered Australia to 331 for three at the close of play on day one of the third Test at Newlands in Cape Town.
Wicket caused Proteas to lose, says Smith
Following Australia's win over the Proteas at the weekend, Graeme Smith has downplayed SA's under-performance, saying the wicket aided Aussie's win.
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