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Miller quits domestic first-class cricket
David Miller has played 63 first-class matches for both the Dolphins and the Knights, scoring 3342 runs at an average of 36.32 amazing six centuries and 19 half tons in the four-day format.
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CSA members’ council gives green light to launch T20 League
The Members Council of CSA voted unanimously in favour of launching the new T20 League competition at a special meeting in Johannesburg.
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CSA to confirm T20’s League's fate this weekend
The new T20 league, which failed to get off the ground last year, is in jeopardy of suffering the same fate as the 2017 edition with multiple factors hindering it’s hypothetical November start.
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Proteas men & women on a mission for trophies
The Proteas women’s season sees an earlier climax when the squad travels to the West Indies in November for the ICC Women’s World Twenty20.
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Titans kick-off title defence against Dolphins
The domestic cricket fixtures for the 2018/19 season have been finalised, with the month of November set aside to accommodate the likelihood of a new Global T20 competition.
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CSA confident new T20 League will commence despite SuperSport pulling out
In June this year, CSA announced that they would be going into an equity partnership deal with SuperSport in a new model of the league, but the proposed deal which was agreed to in principle crumbled in August.
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Durban Qalandar owner to take CSA to court over T20 inclusion
Durban Qalandars CEO Sameen Rana confirmed to EWN SPORT, the group will be taking the legal route in a bid to have their Durban franchise retained.
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Three new caps in Proteas Women West Indies tour squad
Powerade National Academy graduates Tumi Sekhukhune, Saarah Smith and Robin Searle will embark on their first international tour when the Proteas take on the Windies.
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Qalandars owner: Our rights must be respected
CEO and owner of the Qalandars, Sameen Rana, says the franchise and investors are still committed to making their investment work and have received no compensation for last year’s failed competition.
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Shots fired at CSA over T20 League handling
Sushil Kumar, the owner of the Bloemfontein City Blazers has released a scathing statement directed at CSA.
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CSA ties down young cricket talent
Cricket South Africa (CSA) says a number of Under-19 players have now been awarded senior provincial or franchise contracts.
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Second leads SA ‘A’ fightback on Day 1
Rudi Second’s crucial half-century led the South African ‘A’ fightback after a troubled start in the first unofficial Test against India ‘A’ in Bengaluru on Saturday.
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CSA and Saca agree to revenue sharing model
The signing of the MoU ends a protracted period of negations between the two parties, where initially a temporary agreement was reached earlier in the year when the previous MoU agreement had expired.
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New CSA CEO Moroe to meet with previous GLT20 owners
Thabang Moroe had been acting as CEO since the departure of Haroon Lorgat in September 2017 after the failure to launch the complex lucrative domestic T20 competition in November last year.
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CSA and KFC to celebrate coaches at national seminar
Over 120 KFC Mini-Cricket volunteer coaches and coordinators will be making their way to the annual national seminar to be held in KwaZulu-Natal from 3rd to 6th of July 2018.
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CSA welcomes interest from GLT20 franchise owners for new league
Cricket South Africa has welcomed the interest shown by former franchise holders of the defunct T20 Global League to be involved in CSA’s new franchise-based T20 competition.
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Proteas women thump England in first ODI
The Proteas Ladies broke their 15-year dry spell in England when they beat the hosts at home for the first time since 2003.
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Cricket SA to discuss recruitment process for CEO in June
Acting CEO Thabang Moroe took over from Haroon Lorgat late last year and his tenure is due to end at the end of this month.
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I pleaded with De Villiers not to retire now - CSA CEO
Cricket SA's Thabang Moroe he had been in communication with AB de Villiers and had pleaded with him to come back to the country first so that they could strategies the exit strategy.
