Latest articles on T20 Cricket

SABC appointed official broadcaster of T20 cricket league

Article Agency - 25 Sep 2018

This comes after broadcaster SuperSport pulled out as CSA's equity partners in the event.

Rabada in hot water for ‘aggressive’ send-off

Article Agency - 14 Feb 2018

The cricketer now has five demerit points and has been fined 15% of his match fee.

Cricket-mad Afghans brave the bombs

Article bogdan TagDiv - 22 Sep 2017

The T20 series has reignited interest in the game as fans and players alike refuse to be intimidated

CSA gambles on T20 pot of gold

Article Neil Manthorp - 13 Apr 2017

Others have done it before but the local bid is being attempted at breakneck speed

Fun T20 games mask a serious intent

Article Neil Manthorp - 4 Mar 2016

Proteas focus entirely on oldest foe Australia

Proteas walk T20 tightrope

Article Neil Manthorp - 3 Apr 2014

South Africa's national cricket team will have to dig deeper and wider to find the resources to cope with an on-form India in Dhaka.

Cricket: The time for experimentation is over as SA faces Pakistan

Article Neil Manthorp - 8 Mar 2013

South African test team aims at nothing but victory over Pakistan.

Multitasker McLaren is the right man for the job

Article Neil Manthorp - 1 Feb 2013

The disparity between the success of the Proteas Test team and the uncertainty of the ODI and T20 squads is vexing cricket-lovers around the country.

De Villiers steps out of T20 squad

Article Sapa - 18 Dec 2012

Regular captain AB de Villiers has withdrawn from SA's T20 squad, in order to rest ahead of the Test series against New Zealand starting on Friday.

Champion cricket instead of greed

Article Neil Manthorp - 12 Oct 2012

The Champions League T20 should focus on developing the global game instead of profits, writes Neil Manthorp.

T20 is the proverbial whole new ball game

Article Neil Manthorp - 28 Sep 2012

Disparagers of T20 cricket may not like hearing this, but the game has pushed the boundaries of tactical strategising.

Proteas fight to draw series

Article Jenny Bernstein - 16 Oct 2011

South Africa pulled off an unlikely three-wicket victory at the Wanderers Stadium to draw their two-match T20 International series against Australia.

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