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Michael Slater, once a celebrated Australian cricketer, faces the consequences of his actions with a suspended four-year prison sentence for domestic violence.
Anrich Nortje makes a sharp return in the IPL, offering hope amidst the Proteas fast-bowling injury crisis ahead of the World Test Championship final.
Proteas skipper Temba Bavuma believes winning the World Test Championship at Lord's against Australia would be the crowning achievement of his career, following several near-misses at ICC events.
Proteas skipper Temba Bavuma is celebrated for his calm leadership and off-field contributions, as highlighted by Geoffrey Toyana, with the upcoming World Test Championship a chance to cement his place high up in SA cricket history.
Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill was Thursday found guilty of taking part in the supply of cocaine.
Pakistan's hopes of hosting its first major cricket final in three decades were dashed as political tensions with India force the Champions Trophy decider to Dubai.
Vintage Virat Kohli delivers a masterful 84-run innings as India dramatically chase down Australia's 264 to secure a thrilling four-wicket victory in the Champions Trophy semi-final, setting up a final showdown with either South Africa or New Zealand.
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.
It’s a quite farcical cricket scenario that all India games are played at one venue, which gives them a substantial advantage before they even take the field.
Proteas prepare to face New Zealand in the Champions Trophy semi-final in Lahore after India's impressive win over the Black Caps.
The Proteas have booked their place in the ICC Champions Trophy semi-final after a convincing victory over England in Karachi.
Proteas secure semi-final spot but face logistical headaches as ICC bends over backwards for India.
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.
England may have been knocked out, but the Proteas will have their hands full against them in the ICC Champions Trophy on Saturday.
As the Champions Trophy heats up, the Proteas' chances of advancing to the semi-finals look rosy.
Though the Proteas may have fancied their chances against Australia in their Champions Trophy match, the shared point was certainly a better result than a loss.
Temba Bavuma’s men come up against arch-foes Australia in a Pool B clash that will go a long way in deciding both team’s chances of progressing to the semi-finals.
While the India-Pakistan Champions Trophy clash over the weekend failed to deliver in terms of excitement as it was a completely one-sided affair, the match which involves the Proteas promises to be a more even contest in Rawalpindi.
Following their five-wicket thumping of Engalnd last week, Australia batter Alex Carey reiterated their confidence ahead of their Champions Trophy fixture against South Africa in Rawalpindi on Tuesday.
As the Proteas prepare for a crucial Champions Trophy clash, can they overcome Australia's batting prowess despite missing key players?
Josh Inglis was born in the northern city of Leeds but relocated to Perth as a 14-year-old.
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.
Pakistan is set to host its first major cricket tournament in nearly three decades, marking a significant milestone for the nation as it strives to showcase its safety and organisational capabilities on the global stage.