Tag: SA Cricket

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 →

Kagiso Rabada became a household name when he ripped apart the Australian batting line up in the Under 19 Cricket World Cup. He then started to emerge through the ranks at the Lions and in the current →

Temba Bavuma became the first black African batsmen selected to play test cricket for the Proteas when he debuted against West Indies on Boxing Day last year. He has been included in the squad for the →

Yesterday it was announced that New Balance South Africa, with whom I have had some great dealings as part of the Unogwaja Challenge, are the new kit suppliers for the Proteas taking over from Adidas. →

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 →

The RAM Slam T20 was launched at a rainy evening last night at the Beach in Braamfontein. Along with launching the #GetCaughtRedHanded initiative as well as confirming three triple headers, there was mention →

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, →

Graeme Smith has retired from International cricket completely. The surprise announcement on Monday caught everyone off guard and left the Proteas with a massive void. Of course there will be those that →

Yesterday Cricket South Africa launched the World T20 kit for the Proteas men and women's sides. Of course they may have well launched the kit for the Australian T20 sides. The kit is made of a yellow →

After the completion of the Momentum One Day cup through the thoroughly unsatisfying non final and the sharing of the trophy for a second year in a row, Jabu puts together something we can appreciate together. →

Tonight the two best One Day teams will compete in the Momentum One Day Cup. The season may have been plagued by small crowds and pesky weather, but its also been filled with quality cricket and some →

In South Africa growing up, my friends and I would regularly go to Willowmoore Park, Centurion and Wanderers whenever there was an One day game. We would spend hours watching the enthralling and entertaining →

Yesterday it was announced that Monde Zondeki has retired from all forms of cricket, coming not the long after the announcement that Gary Kirsten will step down as the coach of the Proteas. These two →

Sunday 12 March 2006 is a day that stands out like a ginger in a gang for all South Africans. We have had some outstanding achievements over the past 20 years in South African sport, including AFCON 96, →