James Erskine reckons “you’d have to be a blind black Labrador to not realise there was far more than three people involved”.
Du Plessis had some harsh words for Cullinan in his autobiography, although the long-retired batsman says the former Proteas skipper is being liberal with his use of creative licence.
To saddle a young player with the title of ‘Baby AB’ is to really pile on the pressure, but Dewald Brevis doesn’t seem too fussed.
Tim Paine’s autobiography, as well as former Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis’ autobiography, sees tensions between the two sides reignited.
Ahead of the release of ‘Faf: Through Fire’, former Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis has outlined the moment he realised Daryll Cullinan was anything but a team player.
Let’s forget about the Proteas’ batting woes and enjoy a classic grade cricket match moment from Queensland, Australia.
The home side won a closely contested match by two wickets but it’s what happened after the final runs were scored this past Saturday that has grabbed headlines.
Cricket South Africa (CSA), as the sport’s national governing body, hasn’t covered itself in glory over the past few years.
With the Black Caps ticking along at 123/4, Henry Nicholls crunched a drive down the ground. Moments later, instead of adding four to his total, he was on his bike.
It’s been a long, long time since a young player captivated South Africa’s attention quite like Dewald Brevis. Yesterday’s IPL showing will do little to quell the hype.
Shortly before his death, Warnie sat down with Sporting News in Melbourne to have a few toots and reminisce about his life both on and off the field.
The drama started when Proteas skipper Dean Elgar was given out LBW by Marais Erasmus and reviewed the decision more out of hope than anything else.
So much has been said and written about de Kock’s withdrawal from the team since Tuesday. He’s now issued a statement clarifying his stance.
If you grew up spending a decent amount of time at Newlands Cricket Ground, you’ll instantly recognise Moegamat ‘Boeta’ Cassiem.
Losing your ball to the slobbery clutches of a dog is one of the many hazards of garden cricket, but you don’t expect it to happen during an official T20 match.
You know how many wickets Dale took, and his test match strike rate was second to none, but other stats have flown under the radar for years.
There’s something about a quality catch from a fellow supporter that gets a cricket crowd all riled up.
Immy became the first man to take a hat-trick in The Hundred tournament, celebrating with his trademark verve and vigour.
England reckon it’s coming home, but their quarter-final opponents are riding the emotional wave of a dramatic extra-time winner.
It was impossible to watch Keshav Maharaj’s hat-trick yesterday without joining in with the on-screen celebrations.
Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc, and Nathan Lyon have hit back at suggestions that they had prior knowledge of their teammates’ ball-tampering exploits.
Ever since that infamous day in March 2018, Cricket Australia has maintained that only three men knew about the cheating that was going on. That story is beginning to unravel.
Thisara Perera joins eight others in the record books, with his six sixes in an over the first time a Sri Lankan has completed the feat.
Spare a thought for Akila Dananjaya, who took a hat-trick one over, and was then hammered all over the show the next.
When Australia cancelled their tour to South Africa at the last minute, cricket fans smelled a rat. Turns out they were on the money.
Headed into the final day of an engrossing test series, it looked like the most India could hope for was holding out for a draw. They soon tore up the history books.
This weekend saw plenty of sporting action across the globe, although the spiciest showdown took place in Sydney as the Australian cricket team showed its true colours.
Merv Hughes was known for enjoying a bit of on-field verbal jousting, and his showdown with West Indian opener Gordan Greenidge is worth revisiting.
On Saturday, Michael Atherton fell victim to a social media prank live on air, much to the delight of his fellow commentators.
It’s the final test of the series with things tied at 1-1, the batsman at the other end has a hundred to his name, and you have one ball left to survive. Why, Shannon?