Ab de villiers
South Africa to trial unique three-team limited overs fixture
The fixture is a chance for the country's leading players to get some game-time under their belts in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, but will also raise...
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De Villiers may rethink South Africa comeback if World Cup postponed
AB De Villiers, regarded as one of the best limited overs batsmen in the world, hopes to make a comeback for South Africa at the global event, having retired from all forms of international cricket in May 2018.
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Big welcome awaits AB de Villiers if he returns to SA T20 team
De Villiers, who retired from international cricket in 2018, was quoted on an Australian website on Tuesday as saying he was keen to return.
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De Villiers ponders T20 World Cup return
AB de Villiers, widely regarded as one of the best limited-overs batsmen in the world, retired from all forms of international cricket in 2018, citing a desire to spend more time with his family.
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Du Plessis wants De Villiers back
De Villiers retired from international cricket after a Test series against Australia in 2017 and any comeback would probably be limited to Twenty20 internationals for a player who has become a specialist in the short form of the game.
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AB de Villiers to make Big Bash debut with Brisbane Heat
The 35-year-old prolific batsman will join the Heat for the second half of the eight-team competition that runs from December to February.
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AB de Villiers to don Tshwane Spartans colours for Mzansi Super League
AB De Villiers will turn out for the Tshwane Spartans when the tournament gets underway in November.
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AB de Villiers: I made no demands to be in Proteas World Cup squad
De Villiers was responding to earlier reports that he had made himself available for selection just 24 hours before the Proteas squad for the tournament was announced.
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DANIEL GALLAN: So long JP, we’ll always have that one night in Melbourne
Duminy left me slack-jawed. Something didn’t compute. What was this? Who was this? - Daniel Gallan marvels at JP Duminy's capabilities.
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'If AB wanted to be here, he would be here' - Gibson
AB de Villiers’ name has evoked strong emotions from South African cricket fans following the revelation that he made a late request to join the World Cup.
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DANIEL GALLAN: AB de Villiers, the one that got away
Daniel Gallan says he’ll remember the 149 against the West Indies where AB de Villiers registered a century off just 31 balls and sent a frothing Wanderers crowd into a frenzy.
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AB de Villiers World Cup offer was a shock - CSA
The story of AB de Villiers' offer comes as the Proteas struggle at the World Cup, having lost by 6 wickets to India on Wednesday and been beaten in the previous two games by England and Bangladesh.
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De Villiers suggests shorter innings break to avoid slow IPL over-rate
Some IPL evening matches, which start at 8pm local time, have finished well past midnight this season due to innings stretching beyond the stipulated 90 minutes.
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De Villiers to play for Middlesex in this summer's T20 Blast
The 35-year-old has signed up for county side Middlesex's first seven group matches starting in July, but is also available for the tournament's latter stages.
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Sipamla: ‘I learnt a lot from De Villers in the MSL’
Medium fast bowlerLutho Sipamla says AB de Villiers showed plenty of confidence in him by allowing him to set his own fields.
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De Villiers headlines new South African T20 league
The month-long league will get underway barely a month after the official launch, without a title sponsor and with a relatively modest list of international players.
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De Villiers’s 93 sinks Jozi Stars in MSL warm-up match
The former Proteas captain was playing his first game since announcing his retirement from international cricket almost four months ago.
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Tshwane Spartans appoint De Villiers as captain
A former national captain, the 34-year-old has plenty of T20 experience, having featured in 251 T20s, with an enviable strike rate of 147.91.
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De Villiers denies international comeback reports
Retired Proteas batsman AB de Villiers says he was misquoted in the recent interviews he has done and insists that his international cricket career is over.
