There is a need to balance transformation, local franchise cricket and experience
Despite semi-final disappointment, the future of South African cricket has hope once more
South African cricket has given us a glimmer of hope … but history tells us how that story ends
South Africa’s cricket team does not raise national morale like the Boks do.
South Africa has until 13 October to fully comply with the code
The Proteas are in the T20 World Cup with a fighting chance but all is not well in game
The current heatwave in the UK is making it impossible to play or watch the game
A team of late developers, without superstars, has departed for England to write the next chapter in their remarkable journey
What the former has which the latter conspicuously lacks is a behind-the-scenes ‘enforcer’ to establish a bold new ethos
Even before the demise of this format of the game was predicted, the women’s team had little opportunity to experience and enjoy it
In the first of a two-part series about the journey to become a member of the women’s senior national cricket team, the various challenges of development at school level are explored
The country’s cricketing overlords have seemingly become acquainted with every legal firm in Johannesburg
Both face challenges but the ostensible similarity is superficial
A scintillating World Cup so far counts for nothing as South Africa’s women’s cricket enters sudden death
The World Cup in New Zealand has proven an exciting, high-quality tournament. But, it’s still 50-over cricket
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.
The magnetic spinner brought his ebullient forthrightness, sense of mischief, and above all, cricketing brain into the commentary box
South Africa must prove they can hold their nerve when the T20 World Cup kicks off on Friday
The Proteas have consistently had a bevy of strong pace bowlers. The man in charge of ensuring this remains the case for many years to come is confident that all the right plans are in place.
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
But black players have to battle the opposition as much as racist sections of South African media and fans — whose expectations demand they fail
Watching the second Test match between South Africa and India from inside the hallowed environs of the Bull Ring was a discomfiting cricketing experience that will hopefully change soon
Captain anchors crucial partnerships to snatch historic win in breathtaking yo-yo of a match
Once more we have the opportunity to take our marking pen to their performance
The Democratic Alliance leader rebuking cricketer Quinton de Kock would be this election season’s greatest triumph
Proteas steer course twixt hope and dread
Kagiso Rabada talks to Eyaaz Matwadia about his love for music and production, how the lockdown affected him, and how he hopes to get back to his best
The team has displaced the world champions England in the rankings and has the World Cup in its sights
Loss of habitat to agriculture, the spread of invasive species and changes to natural fire cycles are biggest culprits
The night before Australia’s Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) final, fiery South African fast bowler Shabnim Ismail lay awake pondering how to take the prized wicket of Aussie gun batter, Meg Lanning. Twenty-four hours later, Ismail was the toast of her Sydney Thunder team, as they upset the favourites, Melbourne Stars, bowling them out for […]