Odi cricket
CSA names Proteas squad for limited overs series against Sri Lanka
The Proteas were last in action in July when they beat Ireland 3-0 in a T20 series and drew the ODI series 1-1.
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Pollock criticises De Kock 'deception' over Zaman run-out
But Pollock said he believed De Kock was not aware of a law which outlaws wilful attempts to "distract, deceive or obstruct" a batsman.
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South Africa bowl in series decider against Pakistan
South Africa made a total of seven changes, with left-arm wrist spinner Tabraiz Shamsi dropped in the only unforced change. Shamsi was replaced with orthodox left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj.
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Proteas hold off Zaman charge to win second ODI and level series
Fakhar hit 193 off 155 balls with 10 sixes and 18 fours but he lacked support as Pakistan made 324 for nine in reply to South Africa's 341 for six.
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Ring-rusty South Africa begin march on 2023 World Cup
South Africa will be at full strength for the first two matches but will be without five leading players – Quinton de Kock, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi, David Miller and Anrich Nortje – for the third match because of Indian Premier League commitments.
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'We didn't have a chance,' says Kohli as Bairstow, Stokes blast England to win
Bairstow (124) and Stokes (99) put on 175 for the second wicket and smashed 17 sixes between them as England romped home in 43.3 overs with six wickets to spare in Pune.
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Dhawan, Krishna star as India thrash England in first ODI
Chasing 318 for victory, England were bowled out for 251 in 42.1 overs despite a blazing 94 by Jonny Bairstow to trail the series 1-0.
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Hundred hero Stirling kept faith as Ireland stun world champions England
Both Stirling, with 142, and Ireland captain Andrew Balbirnie (113), scored centuries during Ireland's ultimately successful pursuit of 329.
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Warne suggests weighted ball to solve shining dilemma
The traditional way of shining the ball by rubbing it with sweat and saliva to generate swing is likely to be discontinued on health grounds when cricket restarts after the pandemic has subsided.
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Steyn loving Proteas culture and bowling unit
South Africa crushed Australia in the 1st ODI and Dale Steyn was the catalyst for an excellent bowling performance from the South African unit.
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Williams takes fight to South Africa in final ODI
The left-handed Williams made 69 in a Zimbabwe total of 228 as the tourists regained some pride after being bowled out for 117 and 78 in losing the first two matches of the series.
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Du Plessis passed fit for final ODI
The Proteas wrapped up the series with the 120-run win in the second ODI in Bloemfontein on Wednesday, but remain motivated to finish the series off strongly, particularly as opportunities to cement positions in the squad lessen.
