Cricket
-
Australia thrash Proteas by 214 runs as Hazlewood stars
Josh Hazlewood claims 6/49 as Australia thrash South Africa by 214 runs at Kingsmead, with Matt Renshaw named player of the match.
Source:
-
No concussion for Smith as Australia push for 1-0 lead
Steve Smith returns to field after passing concussion protocols, boosting Australia’s victory push at Kingsmead with SA on 102/4 chasing 421.
Source:
-
Renshaw and Lyon’s record stand transforms Australia’s fortunes
Renshaw’s magnificent 190 and record 134-run stand with Lyon transforms Australia’s position as tourists reach 390 all out in first Test
Source:
-
Nortje express returns as Proteas gamble without Rabada
Nortje makes Test return as Rabada sits out Kingsmead opener. Bavuma backs X-Factor paceman’s 150km/h+ pace against Australia on Friday.
Source:
-
Proteas-Australia rivalry reignites eight years after scandal
World champions SA face Australia in first Test series since Sandpapergate. Rabada’s fitness and spin-friendly Durban pitch dominate build-up.
Source:
-
South Africa glide past New Zealand as super eights beckons
Captain Aiden Markram’s unbeaten 86 and Marco Jansen’s 4-40 demolish New Zealand as South Africa cruise to Super Eights qualification.
Source:
-
Dafabet Warriors beat Goldrush Boland in super over
With just one run needed from the final four balls, the Warriors faltered. Aya Gqamane dismissed Muthusamy, and a brilliant direct hit tied the scores.
-
SA20 stars, cricket legend Ntini bring magic to Gqeberha school visit
Sunrisers Eastern Cape stars CJ King and Patrick Kruger joined cricket legend Makhaya Ntini and rapper YoungstaCPT at Greenwood Primary School for SA20 season excitement.
-
Proteas captain Wiaan Mulder sets new South African record with 367*
Wiaan Mulder, who stopped short on Monday of attempting to break the record for the highest score in Test history, had an inauspicious start to his Test career. Mulder made…
Source:
-
Unbeaten Madibaz power their way to USSA cricket promotion
A strong start to the USSA cricket tournament in Bloemfontein recently laid the foundation for the Madibaz A team to win promotion to the A-section in 2025.
