Cricket
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Stubbs axed for second test in Proteas overhaul
Tristan Stubbs axed as Shukri Conrad makes bold changes with Ryan Rickelton taking wicketkeeping role for second Australia Test in Gqeberha.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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Mayor wishes his alma mater well ahead of their Derby Day
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis supports Edgemead High School’s Derby Day clash against Fairmont, celebrating school spirit and community involvement.
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Bishop Lavis cricket recently held its annual awards ceremony
Bishop Lavis Cricket celebrated an improved season at its awards ceremony, with Bevan Abrahams named Player of the Year.
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Western Cape commits R15 million for 2027 Cricket World Cup venues
The Western Cape Government has allocated R15 million to upgrade cricket facilities ahead of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.
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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.
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