He was humble despite fame - Joseph Shabalala honoured in Durban
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Former number one Donald in hospital after heart scare
Luke Donald was scheduled to play the PGA Tour’s RSM Classic but pulled out before the first round in Sea Island and later used Instagram to post a picture of himself wearing a hospital gown.
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England must end 31-year Brisbane wait, says Anderson
James Anderson was the leading wicket-taker as England won the Ashes in 2010-11 but has also been on the receiving end of two series whitewashes by Australia.
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West Indies crawl to 78 for one in second test vs Zimbabwe
Opener Kieran Powell was unbeaten on 43 from 123 balls, along with nightwatchman Devendra Bishoo, who has yet to score.
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Brilliant De Villiers steers South Africa to series win
AB de Villiers smashed his highest ODI score as South Africa posted 353 for six in their 50 overs having been asked to bat.
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Racism turned me away from backing Australia teams – Khawaja
Khawaja credited his “strong-willed” family and his own competitive nature for his international breakthrough but said a number of aspiring players had been thwarted by racism.
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SA openers punish wayward Bangladesh attack
Dean Elgar and Aiden Markram reached half-centuries during the second Test against Bangladesh.
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South Africa face bowling dilemma for second test
South African has a lengthy injury list ahead of its second test against Bangladesh.
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Paterson replaces injured Morkel in Proteas Test squad
Morne Morkel is out for the next six weeks after suffering a tear to his left abdominal oblique muscle.
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South Africa to play four-day Test against Zimbabwe
Cricket South Africa also announced the broad itinerary for the tour by India.
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[WATCH] Ottis Gibson has special plans for Proteas
The new Proteas head coach Ottis Gibson arrived in South Africa on Monday and says he's looking forward to working with the team.
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Duminy calls time on test career
JP Duminy has decided to quit test cricket but will continue to feature in the shorter formats of the game, the 33-year-old said in a statement on Saturday.
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West Indies bowled out for 123 in first innings
Ben Stokes took six wickets to put the hosts in charge on day one of the third test at Lord’s on Thursday.
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Shakib brilliance puts Bangladesh in box seat vs Australia
A day after rescuing Bangladesh from a top-order collapse with the bat, the left-arm spinner claimed 5-68 to help dismiss Australia for 217
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South Africa's Du Plessis to captain T20 World XI in Pakistan
Du Plessis, 33, is one of five South Africans named in a 14-man squad released on the ICC Twitter feed.
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AB de Villiers steps down as Proteas ODI captain
De Villiers took over the captaincy from Graeme Smith after the 2011 cricket World Cup and guided the team to the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy.
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Lehmann: David Warner recovering from neck blow
The left-hander dropped his bat and slumped to his knees after an attempted hook shot went awry at Marrara Oval in Darwin on Tuesday.
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Sri Lanka totter under India's run mountain in Colombo
Like in their comprehensive defeat in the series opener at Galle, Sri Lanka made a feeble reply to finish day two on 50 for two at the Sinhalese Sports Club ground.
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Philander over bug as Proteas look to bounce back
South Africa trail 2-1 in the series after being well beaten at The Oval as they were bowled out before tea on Monday.
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Moeen hat-trick seals England rout of South Africa
Moeen finally ended Elgar's dogged resistance for a 228-ball 136 and the spinner snapped up Rabada with the last ball of his over.
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Roland-Jones strikes again as South Africa face defeat
England's main obstacle remained opener Dean Elgar, undefeated on 113 after five hours at the crease.
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India strike early after setting Sri Lanka 550 to win
Sri Lanka, reached 85 for two at lunch, facing an uphill task to avoid going 1-0 down in the three-match series.
