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While their security concerns are legitimate, the double standards at play with the International Cricket Council (ICC) when it comes to India are farcical.
With doubt over the fitness of Aiden Markram, Temba Bavuma and Tony de Zorzi, here are five players that must shine for the Proteas in Lahore.
The 2015 Cricket World Cup defeat to New Zealand was a heartbreaking loss that ranks up there with the 1999 Cricket World Cup semi-final tie with Australia which sent South Africa packing.
Drama unfolds in Lahore as rain forces an early end to a crucial Champions Trophy clash, securing Australia's semi-final spot while leaving Afghanistan's fate hanging precariously on England's performance against South Africa.
As the Champions Trophy heats up, the Proteas' chances of advancing to the semi-finals look rosy.
In a stunning Champions Trophy upset, Afghanistan's Ibrahim Zadran smashed a record-breaking 177 while Azmatullah Omarzai's five-wicket haul sealed a dramatic eight-run victory over England.
As the Proteas prepare for a crucial Champions Trophy clash, can they overcome Australia's batting prowess despite missing key players?
The Proteas began their ICC Champions Trophy campaign with a commanding 107-run victory over Afghanistan in Karachi on Friday.
Ryan Rickelton announced himself on the global stage with a magnificent maiden ICC tournament century to power South Africa to an imposing 315/6 in their Champions Trophy opener against Afghanistan on Friday.
The Proteas are dealt a significant blow as star batsman Heinrich Klaasen is sidelined for their crucial Champions Trophy opener against Afghanistan due to injury.
As the Proteas prepare to face Rashid Khan in Karachi, we explore their past struggles against the Afghan spinner and the conditions that could influence the upcoming ODI.
In the face of international pressure, Afghanistan's cricket captain Hashmatullah Shahidi remains resolute, focusing on victory against the Proteas in their Champions Trophy opener.
Kagiso Rabada faces the daunting task of leading a depleted Proteas pace attack in the high-stakes 2025 ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan.
The only entity that could really punish Afghanistan is the ICC itself, and the fact that it has not penalised the nation in any way speaks volumes.
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy has urged England to go ahead with their ICC Champions Trophy match against Afghanistan.
In the Champions Trophy, it will be difficult to imagine South Africa boycotting their match against Afghanistan unless Australia and England also agree to not honour their fixture against the Afghans.
South African sports minister Gayton McKenzie has called on the Proteas to boycott their ICC Champions Trophy match against Afghanistan.
Zimbabwe made 586 and 142-4 to lead Afghanistan by 29 runs at stumps after the tourists posted 699. Both first innings scores were national records.