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India tour could be the Protea’s recovery or a relapse

Article Eyaaz Matwadia - 13 Sep 2019

India looked a cut above the rest for the majority of that World Cup

Sri Lanka beat India to win maiden World T20 title

Article Staff Reporter - 6 Apr 2014

Sri Lanka have lifted their maiden World Twenty20 title following their six-wicket victory against former champions India.

India beat South Africa to reach T20 final

Article Shahid Hashmi - 5 Apr 2014

Virat Kohli hit an imperious half century to help India upstage South Africa by six wickets in the second semifinal to cruise into the Twenty20 final.

Proteas weigh up their options

Article Neil Manthorp - 27 Mar 2014

The South African cricket team must stay in the game at the Twenty20 World Cup, however important the opening power play may be.

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T20: SA secure commanding win over Pakistan

Article Staff Reporter - 14 Nov 2013

South Africa outclassed Pakistan with a commanding nine wicket win in the first Twenty20 international in Dubai.

Domingo ‘honoured’ to coach T20 Proteas

Article Sapa - 19 Dec 2012

Proteas Twenty20 coach Russell Domingo is relishing the opportunity to take charge of the side for the first time.

England out as Sri Lanka, Windies reach semis

Article Shahid Hashmi - 2 Oct 2012

Sri Lanka sent defending champions England packing at the T20 as they reached the semis along with the West Indies after a dramatic night of action.

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 further than ever before.

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Proteas take T20 series against Kiwis after nail-biting win

Article Staff Reporter - 22 Feb 2012

The Proteas have won their Twenty20 International series against New Zealand with two matches to one by defeating the Kiwis in their final match.

Gayle gap haunts Windies in Bangladesh

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Oct 2011

The glaring absence of Chris Gayle stood out as the West Indies prepared to open their Bangladesh tour with a Twenty20 international in Bangladesh.

South Africa keep their cool to edge West Indies

Article Paul Mitchell - 21 May 2010

Ryan McLaren kept his nerve to help South Africa to a one-run victory over West Indies, and sweep their two-match Twenty20 series on Thursday.

Duckworth leaps to defence of system after criticism

Article Staff Reporter - 5 May 2010

Frank Duckworth, the co-creator of the Duckworth-Lewis method for settling rain-affected matches, has leapt to its defence.

Michael Clarke: Twenty20 now a serious business

Article Julian Guyer - 4 May 2010

When Australia's Michael Clarke took part in the first international Twenty20 match, against New Zealand five years ago, the emphasis was on "fun".

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End of an era for Australia as Lee quits Test cricket

Article Staff Reporter - 24 Feb 2010

Brett Lee quit Test cricket on Wednesday after a run of injuries, the latest player to give up the long format of the game to prolong his career.

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