SA is on top of the world after the 2-0 series win in England, but skipper Graeme Smith is wary of complacency ahead of their November Australia tour.
The Kevin Pietersen saga has unfairly overshadowed Graeme Smith’s achievement as the most capped captain of all time.
Graeme Smith has warned England his South Africa team were determined to take the hosts’ No. 1 ranking in Test cricket away from them.
Proteas captain Graeme Smith says his squad is psychologically prepared for the three-Test series against England.
South Africa’s captain Graeme Smith believes England’s Kevin Pietersen’s retirement from limited-overs cricket will leave "a big hole in his life".
South Africa has dropped to third, below England in first and Australia in second, on the ICC’s world test cricket rankings.
Test captain Graeme Smith will undergo surgery on his left ankle, which has been troubling him with chronic pain over the last two months.
Even in the face of defeat, the Proteas are drawing strength from a winning philosophy of shaking off disappointment and avoiding the blame game.
Should Majola stay or should he go? Whatever happens, <b>Neil Manthorp</b> says South African cricket deserves a period of stability.
New Zealand were 137 for two chasing 401 in the first test against South Africa when bad light stopped play four overs early on the fourth day.
Graeme Smith is relieved not to be captaining the Proteas anymore and believes his best playing days are still to come.
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/ 20 January 2012
Gary Kirsten and AB de Villiers are breathing life into the Proteas’ ODI squad with their refreshing approach to the game.
Not everyone believes that returning international cricket to the smaller unions is a good idea but then they don’t live in the Boland.
According to the International Cricket Council, Jacques Kallis has climbed back to second position in the world rankings for batsmen and all-rounders.
Sri Lanka collapsed to 239 all out shortly after lunch on Thursday in the deciding Test against South Africa at Newlands.
Captain Graeme Smith says South Africa needs to bounce back when they face Sri Lanka in the third and final Test at Newlands.
The Proteas left Durban on Saturday hoping to put the Kingsmead curse behind them and start 2012 with a home series win against Sri Lanka.
Proteas skipper Graeme Smith has denied any thoughts of resigning after his team suffered a humiliating 208-run defeat by Sri Lanka at Kingsmead.
Graeme Smith scored a half-century but fell late on as South Africa made a confident reply after dismissing Sri Lanka for 180 on the opening day.
Players and athletes have become professional; so should the leaders of their governing bodies.
Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers came to the party with a fourth-wicket partnership of 139 on the third-day of the final test against Australia.
South Africa captain Graeme Smith said he was disappointed that the ICC had decided to postpone a world Test championship until 2017.
A 195-run second-wicket partnership between Graeme Smith and Hashim Amla has led South Africa to an eight-wicket victory over Australia.
The Proteas are in the driving seat after wickets tumbled on the second day of the first Test against Australia at Newlands in Cape Town.
Proteas’ captain Graeme Smith has won the toss and chose to field in the first of two Tests against Australia at Newlands, Cape Town.
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/ 29 October 2011
Those who think that Graeme Smith’s decision to return to the game, after a six-month injury lay-off, was his and his alone are sadly uninformed.
In contrast to their performances at the start of Australia’s tour, the second ODI on Sunday shwoed that SA’s batsmen are finding their feet at last.
Just over two months after guiding India to the World Cup, Gary Kirsten could become coach of his native of South Africa.
Proteas captain Graeme Smith on Sunday apologised for not explaining to fans his failure to return home with the team after the Cricket World Cup.
SA skipper Graeme Smith is engaged to marry Irish singer and model Morgan Deane, a Cricket South Africa official said on Tuesday.
South Africa’s cricketers will, no doubt, be forced to look into the mirror of self-assessment before they play another international match.
Following SA’s World Cup exit, Facebook and Twitter profiles engaged in lively debates about chokers, disappointments and bad captaincy.