Tag: AB de Villiers

As we have already witnessed history in 2016 with the incredible test match at Newlands, we would like to start 2016 in the right way, by saluting the best moments of South African sport in 2015. Noting →

AB de Villiers will feature for the Proteas in the second test in Bangalore this weekend. When he runs out onto the field it will be for his 100th cap (in 102 tests since his debut) and he will join →

Australia are the champions for the ICC Cricket World Cup for the fourth time in the last five tournaments with another one-sided final to regain their spot at the top of International limited overs cricket. →

UPDATE - WINNERS We actually have ten hampers that we are giving away so congratulations to the winners, please email your delivery details to jabu@allthingsjabu.co.za. Winners are Zubair Kaka, Clint →

AB de Villiers has been dining at the top table of International Cricket for a fair amount of time now, but on Sunday 18 January 2015 AB redefined brilliance in One Day International cricket. When AB de →

2014 is racing to its conclusion quicker than expected and has left us with some incredible memories along the way. In our end of year review, we look at the best of the year from a South African sport →

Michael Morton rose through the ranks at Orlando Pirates and Wits University before moving on to Maritzburg United. It was here that he really starred and was rewarded by earning the captaincy while playing →

Mignon du Preez recently led South Africa to their first semi-final at the World T20. The 24 year old captain is a product of Mini Cricket in South Africa and is a batting specialist for the National team. →

The South Africa vs. Australia test series once again proved that test cricket is alive and well. The Aussies once again won on South Africa soil, breaking a long unbeaten streak for the South Africans, →

In sweltering heat, the KFC Mini-Cricket team from Laerskool Fleur hosted the Proteas in the 6th match of the Kids vs. Proteas series. A vociferous crowd packed the stadium as the Proteas were promised →

After the completion of the, ultimately, successful one-day series against Pakistan, the Protea's next international assignment will be the Champions Trophy in England. Based on all the below being →

On the back of the successful test series against Australia and New Zealand, Graeme Smith and his boys took on the Pakistani's in the last of the summer tests. And once again the Protea's demonstrated →