South Africa cricket
Maharaj, Rabada help SA to keep hopes of WI win alive
Steady rain restricted play to just the final session on the fourth day.
Bavuma, de Zorzi put SA on front foot in first WI Test
Bavuma's determined 86 and a more enterprising 78 from de Zorzi were linchpins in the Proteas' effort on a benign surface offering little for the bowlers but also made free scoring difficult because of its two-paced nature.
Bavuma returns to lead Proteas in West Indies Tests
Bavuma was not involved in the T20 World Cup in which South Africa were beaten finalists.
Devastated South Africa reflect on missed opportunity
Markram hoped that this would be the first of more finals to come, in particular when South Africa host the 50-over Cricket World Cup in 2027.
Captain cool Markram motivated to make South Africa legends prouder
Markram paid tribute to those who were unable to overcome the hurdle in previous tournaments.
South Africa annihilate Afghanistan, break semifinals jinx
After skittling Afghanistan for 56 at Trinidad's Brian Lara Stadium, the Proteas cruised to their victory target, finishing on 60-1.
De Kock, Rabada star as South Africa see off USA
The Proteas piled up 194-4 off their 20 overs after being put into bat.
ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Group D preview
Bangladesh enter the T20 World Cup with a bit of uncertainty as they continue to look for their strongest XI. Experienced opener Litton Das has been out of form of late with an average of 13.16 this year in six matches. Although teammate Tawhid Hridoy is confident that Das will make a strong comeback in the tournament.
Saifuddin's axing, Afif's inclusion: How was Tigers' T20 WC squad?
Of the nine teams that have managed to play all the editions of the T20 World Cup since its inauguration in 2007 (Bangladesh, West Indies, India, Australia, England, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, and South Africa), the Tigers are the only side to have never qualified for the semifinal of the tournament.
Maharaj, Rabada help SA to keep hopes of WI win alive
Steady rain restricted play to just the final session on the fourth day.
Bavuma, de Zorzi put SA on front foot in first WI Test
Bavuma's determined 86 and a more enterprising 78 from de Zorzi were linchpins in the Proteas' effort on a benign surface offering little for the bowlers but also made free scoring difficult because of its two-paced nature.
Bavuma returns to lead Proteas in West Indies Tests
Bavuma was not involved in the T20 World Cup in which South Africa were beaten finalists.
Devastated South Africa reflect on missed opportunity
Markram hoped that this would be the first of more finals to come, in particular when South Africa host the 50-over Cricket World Cup in 2027.
Captain cool Markram motivated to make South Africa legends prouder
Markram paid tribute to those who were unable to overcome the hurdle in previous tournaments.
South Africa annihilate Afghanistan, break semifinals jinx
After skittling Afghanistan for 56 at Trinidad's Brian Lara Stadium, the Proteas cruised to their victory target, finishing on 60-1.
De Kock, Rabada star as South Africa see off USA
The Proteas piled up 194-4 off their 20 overs after being put into bat.
ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Group D preview
Bangladesh enter the T20 World Cup with a bit of uncertainty as they continue to look for their strongest XI. Experienced opener Litton Das has been out of form of late with an average of 13.16 this year in six matches. Although teammate Tawhid Hridoy is confident that Das will make a strong comeback in the tournament.
Saifuddin's axing, Afif's inclusion: How was Tigers' T20 WC squad?
Of the nine teams that have managed to play all the editions of the T20 World Cup since its inauguration in 2007 (Bangladesh, West Indies, India, Australia, England, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, and South Africa), the Tigers are the only side to have never qualified for the semifinal of the tournament.
'Cricket reasons' for white-dominated South Africa T20 WC squad
CSA chief executive Pholetsi Moseki told the Sport24 website that the composition of the team chosen by Walter was a concern, but added that he and Nkwe agreed that there were "cricket reasons" for the racial balance.
