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The Proteas Men’s team have suffered a scare after David Bedingham suffered a toe injury, but the middle-order batter is expected to be fit for the ICC World Test Championship final at Lord’s in June.
Laura Wolvaardt is looking to make the transition from the junior ranks into the senior national team just a little bit easier for rookies such as Karabo Meso, Miané Smit and Seshnie Naidu.
Former Proteas spinner Paul Adams is hoping the upcoming South Africa ‘A’ tour to the West Indies will unearth a new generation of spinners in the country.
Sune Luus attributes her spin bowling inspiration to former Proteas batsman Jacques Rudolph, highlighting her journey in cricket and the challenges faced by women in playing more Test cricket.
Cricket South Africa has announced a landmark multi-year partnership with Suzuki, marking the return of a headline sponsor for the Proteas since 2020.
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.
Aiden Markram and Nicholas Pooran powered Lucknow Super Giants to a thrilling six-wicket victory against Gujarat Titans, extending their winning streak at the IPL with standout performances, including Pooran's rapid 61 off 34 balls.
The Proteas will be hoping that their captain Temba Bavuma will be fit enough to lead them into battle at Lord's after suffering a recurrence of his elbow injury.
AB de Villiers experiences the Masters like never before as he caddies for Christiaan Bezuidenout in the traditional Par-3 contest.
Shukri Conrad has revealed how a tactical shift and leadership changes propelled the Proteas to an unexpected World Test Championship final run.
After a slow start in an unfamiliar opening role, Proteas T20I captain Aiden Markram is hitting his stride in the IPL, forming a formidable partnership with Australia's Mitchell Marsh that's powering Lucknow Super Giants to impressive victories.
Rising SA cricket stars Dewald Brevis and Lhuan-dre Pretorius have signed with Hampshire Hawks for the T20 Blast, highlighting their growing influence in international cricket.
Senuran Muthusamy's resilience needed to come to the fore this season as he navigated the off-field challenges of the Warriors to finish a tumultuous cricket season with strong performances.
Heinrich Klaasen was the major omission on the Cricket SA contracted players list announced on Monday.
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.
Rob Walter, departing Proteas white ball coach, was praised by CSA director of cricket Enoch Nkwe for his impactful contributions to South African cricket, including guiding the team to their first-ever Cricket World Cup final, amidst his resignation due to personal reasons.
Titans 19-year-old batter Lhuan-dre Pretorius used to rush to his backyard after school for a net session with his gardner, a feat that helped lay the foundation for his success in professional cricket.
Proteas Test coach Shukri Conrad is “relishing the challenge” of taking on India in their own backyard later this year because “we know that they are beatable at home”.
Following Rob Walter's resignation as Proteas limited-overs coach earlier this week, many have called on Test coach Shukri Conrad to be the first choice for the job. The 58-year-old told Independent Media that he will take the job if offered.
Shukri Conrad emerged as the ideal candidate to lead the Proteas across all formats following Rob Walter's unexpected resignation, backed by his successful tenure as Test coach and praised by former selector Hussein Manack for his understanding of the game and ability to get the best out of players.
Despite leading the Proteas team to their first-ever World Cup final – the T20 version – in Barbados last year, and two consecutive semi-finals at both the ODI World Cup and Champions Trophy as recently as last month, Rob Walter has been taking strain for a number of months now.
Titans sensation Lhuan-dre Pretorius is making centuries for fun in domestic cricket, but the young batting prodigy is taking a measured approach to his Proteas ambitions.
St David's Marist Inanda honoured the Proteas captain by renaming its main cricket field to the Temba Bavuma Oval on Tuesday, celebrating his inspiring journey from a former pupil to a national cricket icon.
Rob Walter's sudden resignation as Proteas white-ball coach, attributed to personal reasons, has shocked South Africa, following his tenure marked by both historic achievements, including reaching their first Cricket World Cup final.