Captain Kayla Reyneke said that there is still room for improvements in the SA Under-19 women batting order before their World Cup semi-final against Australia on Friday.

After a challenging series against Jamaica, Proteas coach Jenny van Dyk expressed pride in her team’s resilience, and looks ...

After a slow start to the SA20 competition where Lutho Sipamla claimed just two wickets in his first four matches for the ...

Annerie Dercksen was named ICC Emerging Player of the Year after a stellar maiden season with the Proteas Women’s team. Proteas Women’s team all-rounder Annerie Dercksen believes she is “living a ...

WCL is a tournament where retired legends, non contracted players play representing their respective Nations. In first ...

South African cricket! AB de Villiers is back as captain of the Proteas, boosting their chances in upcoming tournaments.

Spar Proteas captain, Khanyisa Chawane says overturning Jamaica's domination over South Africa will take a bit of time to rectify. The Sunshine Girls have only tasted defeat from the Proteas only ...

However, he acknowledged that Australia remains the favorite, as the Proteas lack experience playing in conditions like those in England and Australia.

CAPE TOWN - South Africa will have their tails up when they begin the second day of the second Test against Pakistan at Newlands Stadium in Cape Town.

Pakistan won the opening session, leaving the Proteas on 72 for three with Ryan Rickelton standing firm on an unbeaten 50. Rickelton and Aiden Markram gave the home side a steady start with an ...

The Proteas will resume on 316/4. Pakistan, needless to say, looked shattered. It had been so different for the tourists at lunch, when they knocked over three wickets after South Africa chose to bat.

The Proteas, who are 1-0 up in the two-match series, made three changes to the side that narrowly beat Pakistan in the first Test at Centurion. South Africa's Ryan Rickelton watches the ball after ...