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England fancied for Test series as host look for fresh energy
England will be looking to bring a heady year to a successful close in the opening Test of their four-match series against South Africa, which starts on Boxing Day in Pretoria but must beware a home side eager to revive their fortunes.
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Proteas batsman Temba Bavuma ruled out of first England Test
Temba Bavuma will miss out on the first Test match against England after scans on Thursday showed he has sustained a hip flexor muscle strain.
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WPCA council calls on CSA board to resign immediately
The Western Province Cricket Association’s Council has called on the remaining directors of Cricket South Africa to resign immediately.
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Charl Langeveldt confirmed as Proteas bowling consultant
Langeveldt was a prolific bowler in his time as a player, taking 100 One-Day International wickets in his 72 appearances for his country.
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Players reject Cricket South Africa invitation
The South African Cricketers’ Association (Saca) on Tuesday rejected a move by the embattled board of Cricket South Africa to find a solution to an issue which is the subject of ongoing legal action.
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Six uncapped players named in Proteas test squad
Lungi Ngidi of the Momentum Multiply Titans and Wiaan Mulder of the Imperial Lions could not be considered because of injury while Aiden Markram of the Momentum Multiply Titans is recovering well from injury.
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Paarl Rocks too strong for Spartans as they clinch MSL final
Henry Davids scored an unbeaten 77 runs to help Paarl Rocks win the second edition of the Mzansi Super League by eight wickets over the Tshwane Spartans at Boland Park, Paarl on Monday.
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Mark Boucher appointed Proteas head coach
Cricket South Africa has on Saturday announced the appointment of Mark Boucher as Proteas head coach and Enoch Nkwe as an assistant coach.
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A boost for women's cricket as CSA launches Women's Super League
The league will be a strength versus strength domestic competition, designed to raise the standard of South African domestic cricket and give provincial players the chance to measure their skills against the established Proteas, most of whom will be taking part.
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Smith the 'ideal candidate' to lead South Africa into new dawn
CSA announced the interim appointment of Graeme Smith on Wednesday and he will stay in the role for a three-month period up until the Indian Premier League.
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Momentum to continue ODI sponsorship if CSA adheres to certain conditions
Momentum is currently the sponsor of one-day cricket in South Africa, including one-day internationals and one-day domestic matches in the Momentum One-Day Cup championship.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Keep calm and restore our confidence in cricket
Cricket South Africa must restore confidence in the game in the minds of the disillusioned cricket fan that has had to watch as corruption and incompetence strangle the game, writes Judith February.
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Graeme Smith appointed acting director of cricket
Interim Cricket South Africa CEO Jacques Faul described Graeme Smith as a natural leader whose knowledge of the game was second to none.
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Pressure mounts on Cricket South Africa board to step down
The organisation cited a number of concerns with those who are still in power at crickets governing body.
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Faul speaks on Smith's importance as director of cricket deadline looms
Speaking on 702’s SportsTalk on Sunday night, Faul shared what would be expected of the former Proteas captain.
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Du Plessis: Focus must be on England series
With the four-match test series against England starting on Boxing Day, Faf du Plessis said the focus must shift away from the board room.
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CSA board won’t resign but will focus on turning the organisation around
Following a week of negative publicity, CSA president Chris Nenzani says they have been given a vote of confidence to continue in their role.
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CSA names Jacques Faul as acting CEO
Faul is the current CEO of the Titans and is no stranger to CSA, having been interim CEO in 2012 after replacing Gerald Majola.
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CSA to address media on its future plans after losing sponsor, suspending CEO
CEO Thabang Moroe has been put on paid suspension, just hours after a key sponsor announced they would not be extending a contract
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Cricket South Africa suspends Moroe after damning ethics & audit reports
Cricket South Africa’s board of directors has suspended its embattled CEO Thabang Moroe amid allegations of misconduct, and a “failure of controls”.
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Cricket development in jeopardy after sponsor calls on Moroe, Nenzani to quit
A major sponsor of SA cricket’s development programmes has called on CSA bosses Thabang Moroe and Chris Nenzani to resign over the current crisis in the sport.
