Cricket commentator Tony Greig – who helped revolutionise the game of cricket – never forgot his SA roots, former cricketer Ali Bacher has said.
Former cricket boss Ali Bacher believes the Proteas’ draw against Australia at the Adelaide Oval could be one of the greatest in history.
True to form, world number three Serena Williams defeated her older sister, Venus, by two sets to love in an exhibition tennis match in Johannesburg.
Educating the citizens of South Africa is the key to a successful nation, says Gold Fields chairperson Mamphela Ramphele.
Suspended CSA CEO Gerald Majola withdrew from his disciplinary hearing on Wednesday in order to approach the Labour Court, his lawyers said.
Sascoc says paralympic athletes will earn the same bonuses their able-bodied counterparts received on their triumphant return from the London Games.
Natalie du Toit won her third gold medal in the pool in her swansong appearance at the London Paralympic Games on Thursday.
While other South Africans will be competing in their event finals, all eyes will be on Oscar Pistorius for the 100m finals at the Paralympic Games.
Oscar Pistorius has cried foul over Alan Oliveira’s prosthetics, both before and after the Brazilian snatched the 200m title at the Paralympics.
Oscar Pistorius and his roommate, Arnu Fourie, set new world records in the men’s 200 metres T43/44 heats at the London Paralympics.
Swimmer Shireen Sapiro was disqualified from the 100m butterfly S10 heats at Paralympic Games, for failure to arrive at the first call room on time.
Team South Africa bagged their first gold medal of the London Paralympic Games when Natalie du Toit won the women’s 100m butterfly S9 final.
CSA acting head Jacques Faul says he has the backing of its board after he rescinded his resignation, ending a week of uncertainty over his future.
South Africa have defeated Namibia 67-26 in the first of the quarterfinal matches at the World University Netball Championship in Cape Town.
English football team Manchester United will play two pre-season warm-up games in SA, against AmaZulu and Ajax Cape Town next month.
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula says suspended CSA chief executive Gerald Majola has the constitutional right to use legal structures available to him.
CSA’s acting president Willie Basson says he hopes to get rid of the negative public opinion of the organisation by finding out exactly what’s wrong.
Thisara Perera scored 69 not out to secure Sri Lanka’s first win from four ODIs, leading his team to a five wicket victory, with eight balls to spare.
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/ 18 January 2012
South Africa has taken a 3-0 lead in the five-match series against Sri-Lanka, after the Proteas won by the Duckworth Lewis method in Bloemfontein.
AB de Villiers, in his first tour as SA’s ODI captain, says the Proteas can’t rest on their laurels as they look to wrap up a victory over Sri Lanka.
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/ 14 January 2012
Half-centuries from Hashim Amla and JP Duminy have led South Africa to a five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in the second ODI at Buffalo Park.
Hashim Amla says the Proteas will not be taking Sri Lanka lightly after thrashing them in their first ODI, winning by 258 runs.
Rookie Proteas captain AB de Villiers says the game against Sri Lanka was the perfect start in his new role but that it won’t always be so easy.
A century from Hashim Amla and six early wickets helped SA rout Sri Lanka by 258 runs in the first of five one-day internationals against Sri Lanka.
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/ 10 January 2012
The MCC World Cricket Committee says lifetime bans for captains, vice-captains and coaches found guilty of corruption will help root out the problem.
Albie Morkel, who’s in the Proteas’ team for their ODIs against Sri Lanka after a series of injury setbacks, says he’s back with a better attitude.
Despite losing the third Test in Cape Town on Friday, and the series, Sri Lanka captain Tillakaratne Dilshan was still smiling.
South Africa has won their first home Test series in over three years by beating Sri Lanka by 10 wickets with more than a day to spare in Cape Town.
Forced to follow on, Sri Lanka were 138 for four at stumps on day three of the third and final Test against South Africa in Cape Town.
After making a "pair" in Durban, Jacques Kallis celebrated his 150th Test by scoring an unbeaten 159 in the final Test against Sri Lanka at Newlands.
Jacques Kallis, the fourth-highest run-maker in Test cricket, is set to play his 150th Test match as the Proteas face Sri Lanka today.
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.