Corrie Van Zyl
latest news & developmentsCricket South Africa given a new manager
Former Proteas head coach Corrie van Zyl has been appointed as Cricket South Africa’s new general manager of cricket.
Knockout phase confusion
Complicated draw system, home games for hosts and animosity towards Pakistan makes planning a problem for the Proteas.
Cup exclusion just not cricket
The ICC’s decision to limit the show to just 10 countries will undo 120 years of progress.
Proteas vow no let-up against Dutch
South Africa will not lower their guard against The Netherlands as they look to build on a good start to their World Cup bid.
Proteas look to rectify mistakes
Proteas coach Corrie van Zyl says SA had a bad experience on Saturday at the Wanderers, but they are a good team and can turn things around.
Weather key as India face SA pace challenge
India face their biggest threat to their ranking as the number one team in Test cricket when they meet South Africa in the first Test on Thursday.
Ahem … was that a cough?
A "choke" in sport is neither a figment of the imagination nor a term of abuse, but rather a serious injury writes <strong>Neil Manthorp</strong>.
Proteas heading to World T20 as underdogs
It hasn’t happened too often, but South Africa will go into the World Twenty20 without being burdened by the unrealistic expectations of their fans.
Proteas keen to build on lessons learned in India
SA coach Corrie van Zyl believes the recently completed tour of India was a solid starting point in preparations for next year’s Cricket World Cup.
Smith, Van Zyl stay until World Cup
SA captain Graeme Smith and interim coach Corrie van Zyl were appointed on Friday to lead South Africa until after next year’s Cricket World Cup.
Exit Arthur and the questions remain
The Proteas have completed a thrilling pair of Tests in India without without answering the questions Cricket South Africa was so concerned about.
Proteas pad up
Despite the loss of coach Mickey Arthur, Graeme Smith and the gang are looking good in the run-up to the Indian Test series, writes Ken Borland.