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ADRIAN EPHRAIM: Down to the detail - the unbearable whiteness of cricket
Since 1991, a narrative was created that still persists today, that white players are inherently better at cricket than black players, writes Adrian Ephraim.
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Hashim Amla joins Cape Town Blitz as batting consultant
Amla will join the team from 25 November after his stint in the Abu Dhabi T10 League, where he will appear as captain of the Karnataka Tuskers.
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Amla joins Surrey on Kolpak deal
It will be his third stint with the club after 14 appearances across 2013 and 2014.
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Hashim Amla retires from international cricket
In an international career that was spread over 15 years, Amla played 349 matches across the three formats for the Proteas, making more than 18,000 runs, including 55 centuries and 88 other scores in excess of 50.
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Dead rubber? Not against the Aussies
Daniel Gallan says that the Proteas' final World Cup match against Australia is anything but a dead rubber, with a number of narratives coming into play.
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SA's WC hopes in bowlers hands after sub-par score
Hashim Amla also registered a milestone, scoring a pedestrian 55 off 83 and became the fourth South African to register 8,000 ODI runs after Jacques Kallis, Herschelle Gibbs and AB de Villiers before him.
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South Africa rediscover winning feeling with tune up triumph
It took 28.4 overs for Quinton de Kock (68 off 72 balls), Hashim Amla (41 not-out off 83 balls) and Andile Phehlukwayo (17 not-out off 17 balls) to reach their score of 131/1.
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Amla hits form for Proteas, Blitzboks qualify for Olympics
EWN Sport brings you a wrap of the weekend's sporting action.
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Another Amla half-century puts to bed any doubt he belongs
Two half-century stands in South Africa's two World Cup warm-up games seems to have put to bed any questions around Hashim Amla's place in the side.
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Amla returns hungrier than ever as SA records comfortable win in warm-up match
South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 87 runs in a World Cup warm-up game in Cardiff.
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Gibson: Rabada, Steyn will be fit for World Cup
Both Kagiso Rabada and Dale Steyn returned home after picking up injuries during the recent Indian Premier League.
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Amla, Markram included in Proteas World Cup squad
Faf du Plessis will captain the team that includes several players who will experience their first ever World Cup tournament.
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Amla or Markram set for CWC disappointment, says Zondi
Hashim Amla has been in dismal form in recent months, averaging just under 20 in the ongoing CSA T20 Challenge, while Aiden Markram’s average in the Momentum One Day Cup exceeded 100.
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The best team will go to the cricket World Cup regardless of colour, says CSA
In 2015, Vernon Philander’s last-minute selection into the national team while he was injured was used to blame the World Cup loss.
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Hashim Amla vs Reeza Hendricks: Who will open for the Proteas at the World Cup?
The Proteas can only take one of these batsmen for this year's Cricket World Cup. Will they choose experience over potential?
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Amla back for Cobras opening T20 Challenge encounter
Cape Cobras coach Ashwell Prince confirmed that Proteas batsman Hashim Amla will be available for at least the opening matches of the CSA T20 Challenge which gets underway this weekend.
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Proteas on top as bowlers, Aiden Markram dominate Pakistan
Aiden Markram and Hashim Amla got the Proteas to 123/2 at the end of play, underlining a dominant performance for the hosts.
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Du Plessis backs Amla to regain form
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis acknowledged that Amla, 35, had slipped from his previous high standards, scoring only 444 runs at an average of 23.36 since his last century, against Bangladesh in October 2017.
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Runs key as top South Africa, Pakistan bowlers square up
The bowling strength of both teams is formidable, despite the lack of what had been anticipated as an intriguing match-up of exceptionally accurate seamers between South Africa's Vernon Philander and Pakistan's rising star Mohammad Abbas.
