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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.
Heinrich Klaasen was the major omission on the Cricket SA contracted players list announced on Monday.
Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada has voiced his concern over the batsmen-dominated pitches in the 2025 IPL, urging for more balanced competition between bat and ball to maintain the excitement in cricket.
Discover how 16 South African cricketers are set to make waves in the lucrative 2025 Indian Premier League, where players become instant millionaires for just six weeks of play.
After a decade-long wait since sharing the field with Kagiso Rabada in the 2014 Under-19 Cricket World Cup, Corbin Bosch's Proteas senior debut saw him deliver impressive performances.
Now even just speaking in some of these terms almost sounds absurd, let alone actually implementing the transformation policy. But there is method to Cricket South Africa’s ‘madness’, writes Ashfak Mohamed.
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.
Heinrich Klaasen has been passed fit and should slot right back into the Proteas batting lineup against England on Saturday in Lahore.
The already eliminated England are a team in the rebuilding phases as skipper Jos Buttler seemingly edges towards the end of his tenure as captain.
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.
Proteas pacer Kagiso Rabada believes South Africa must be sharp when they face Australia in a crucial ICC Champions Trophy showdown on Tuesday. Australia showcased their dominance by chasing a record 352 against England, while the Proteas impressed with a commanding win over Afghanistan. Rabada, fresh off a strong performance, acknowledges the challenge of facing Australia’s world-class batting line-up in Rawalpindi.
South Africa's cricket team, led by Kagiso Rabada, showcased their bowling prowess in a commanding 107-run victory over Afghanistan in the ICC Champions Trophy, setting a positive tone for the tournament.
From a novice debutant to a celebrated coach, Robin Peterson’s journey through cricket exemplifies resilience and dedication.
With the Proteas’ ICC Champions Trophy opener against Afghanistan on the horizon, here are six key strategies SA must employ to secure a confident start in Karachi.
Proteas captain Temba Bavuma said understands that the ICC Champions Trophy ‘is a little bit different’, with the quick-fire format demanding that SA hit top form against Afghanistan.
Kagiso Rabada faces the daunting task of leading a depleted Proteas pace attack in the high-stakes 2025 ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan.
Whatever advantage the Proteas have over their opposition with their pace lineup may be negated by the flat pitches and that's where spinners Tabraiz Shamsi and Keshav Maharaj could make a difference.
The only ODI series South Africa have won in the last year came against minnows Ireland.
The Proteas may fancy their chances as they come into the event with low expectations. Here are five players that could swing it for South Africa.
While the Proteas have had their struggles in One-Day Internationals (ODIs) of late, so have the other teams in Group B.
There were a total of 10 black African players selected across the six squads in the competition which concluded earlier this month.
MI Cape Town creates history by winning the inaugural Betway SA20 championship, with Kagiso Rabada's outstanding bowling figures of 4/25 leading the team to victory. The celebration at the Bullring marked a significant milestone in South African cricket, as the team's star bowler sets his sights on future ICC glory.
Both times in the Tri-Nation series, South Africa managed totals of over 300 (304 and 352) but their opposition had little difficult in chasing down the big scores.
The 18-year-old Kwena Maphaka is a reserve for the Champions League, and instead the Proteas picked Lungi Ngidi for their Tri-Nations game against hosts Pakistan in Karachi on Wednesday.
The Proteas finally confirmed their squad for the Champions Trophy over the weekend, with Corbin Bosch called up.