Tough questions need to be asked and the answers will go a long way to national healing.
Steyn is is still, for now, the bowling "boss" and needs to be given the support and respect he deserves.
Forward-thinking teams in the T20 are not constrained by the conventions that govern other formats.
Proteas focus entirely on oldest foe Australia
Left to sell potatoes, the disgraced cricketer says ‘sometimes the devil just gets hold of you’.
The South Africans are on a winning streak and enjoying increasing strength and depth
Gradually an understanding is emerging about how the shortest form of the game can be played to even the odds.
Don’t be perturbed if you didn’t realise quite how good he was. South African cricket-lovers are slower than any other nation’s at recognising genius.
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/ 4 February 2016
A master of getting the basics right, Neil McKenzie has called stumps on a gilded cricketing career
Resorting to sarcasm is often a sign that both perspective and humour are beginning to fray.
The ODI series will see a newly resurgent England take on a Proteas team that’s sure to bounce back
Most sources have not gone on the record about match-fixing for fear of damaging relationships, retaliation and violence from underworld figures.
It is the end of an era, but also the beginning of another, and time for the Proteas to step up to the crease again
There is no sign of the syndicate that set cricketer Gulam Bodi up to fix or improperly influence Ram Slam matches and take the fall.
Who says members of the fair sex can’t be genuine fans of so-called male sports?
The groundsman at the Wanderers Club is confident of his deck for the third Test.
But the organisation is tight-lipped about who and how many other players are involved.
Both the Proteas and England are counting on a four-man pace attack in a must-win Test for the home side.
Mervyn Westfield’s playing career was over in his early 20s after spending a short stint in prison.
Temba Bavuma’s century made more sense than anything that happened off-ground in the interim between holiday end and work start.
Far from pointing to a side in distress, Hashim Amla’s exit from the captaincy is an act of genius.
The new quota system, stipulating two African players per franchise, makes sense.
The Proteas’ bruised ego offers England an early opportunity, though the teams are evenly matched.
Denial and blame are not the way to go. Tough questions need to be asked – and answered.
If any consolation is to be had from the dead-rubber fourth Test, it’s that ace young guns are putting their hands up.
Blame the pitch, but the South Africans were warned and could have prepared for it.
Odd, isn’t it, that of all the changes we are prepared to make to Test cricket, the colour of the clothes the game is played in appears sacrosanct?
The weather has conspired against the South African cricket team, which needs to show the world they can do better after recent games against India.
The fate of Gauteng rests with the gods and Facebook was built for baby pics, writes Hansie Smit.
Proteas must work the ball into hard-to-reach gaps, no matter where it is bowled by India.
Circumstances forced the team to break away from its winning formula, with a surprising start.
As the game’s longer format sheds TV viewers, it’s useful to look back on five epic SA-India series