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Pakistan leaves out Amir from World Cup preliminary squad
The 27-year-old Mohammad Amir has been in wretched form with just four wickets in 14 matches.
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Smith, Warner bans to end during Pakistan ODI series
Smith and Warner, who were banned for their roles in last year’s Cape Town ball-tampering scandal, are eligible for selection again on 29 March, meaning they can be called up for the fourth ODI against Pakistan.
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Stand-in Proteas skipper Miller lauds Phehlukwayo’s death bowling
Proteas T20 stand-in captain David Miller praised allrounder Andile Phehlukwayo’s preparations to bowl in the death overs, following South Africa’s nail-biting seven-run victory over Pakistan in the second T20 International.
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Proteas win nail-biter against Pakistan at Wanderers
South Africa handed international debuts to opener Janneman Malan and 20-year-old quick Lutho Sipamla.
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Stand-in Proteas captain Miller slams half-century
David Miller slammed 65 not out off 29 balls to enable South Africa to post 188 for three in their 20 overs.
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Du Plessis rests, Proteas bring in Malan for injured De Kock
Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis felt that it was a time that he took a short rest, with a lot of cricket still to come this year.
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Pakistan’s T20 winning streak ends with tense Proteas win
South Africa prevailed by six runs in a tense finish after being sent in and making 192 for six.
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Proteas take series with comfortable win at Newlands
The win also means they wrap up the series 3-2. South African won the toss and elected to field in their fifth and final ODI at Newlands.
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Mulder added to Proteas squad for ODI series decider
Lions allrounder Wiaan Mulder has been added to the Proteas One Day International squad ahead of the 5th and final ODI against Pakistan at Newlands in Cape Town on Wednesday.
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ICC hands Pakistan captain four-match suspension over racist remark
Sarfraz was heard making a comment in Urdu about Andile Phehlukwayo during last week’s one day international in Durban
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Pakistan captain Sarfraz apologises for controversial taunt
Sarfraz denied that his comments in Urdu, caught on the stump microphones, were aimed at South African all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo or anyone in particular.
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Pakistan skipper Ahmed could face sanction over Phehlukwayo slur
Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed could face a possible sanction from the ICC for an alleged racist slur towards Proteas all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo in the second ODI in Durban on Tuesday evening.
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Phehlukwayo stars with Van Der Dussen as Proteas level series
Man of the Match Phehlukwayo (69* off 80 balls) and Van der Dussen (80* off 123 balls) produced the innings that the Proteas would ideally want from their batsman involved in a World Cup chase.
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Pakistan beat South Africa by five wickets in first ODI
Opener Imam hit 86 while Hafeez finished on an unbeaten 71 as Pakistan chased down their 267-run target with five balls to spare.
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Pakistan seek change of fortune against SA
For both teams, the series is an important step towards the Cricket World Cup in England and Wales later this year.
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Burgeoning pace stocks point to future for pitch perfect SA
When Ottis Gibson took over as Proteas coach in August 2017, he made it clear he favoured using South Africa’s traditional strength — fiery seam bowling — to bring success in the Test arena.
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Proteas crush Pakistan to claim series, second spot on Test rankings
The Proteas claimed a 107-run victory on the fourth morning of the third and final Test match against Pakistan to record a 3-0 series whitewash and moved to number two on the ICC Test rankings.
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De Kock century puts Proteas in commanding position
Resuming day 3 on 135 for 5, the Proteas were looking to press home the advantage after they had bowled Pakistan out for 185 and taking a 77 run lead into their second innings.
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Proteas stutter to promising position on day 2
At the end of play on day two South Africa reached 135 for 5 but more importantly their lead over Pakistan has increased to 212.
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Proteas recover well after missed opportunities before lunch
The Proteas recovered from a spell of dropping four catches to take three wickets in the morning session of day 2 of the third Test at the Wanderers to leave Pakistan on 111/5 at lunch.
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Pakistan fightback inspired by tea time chat, says Amir
From being in control on 226 for three at tea, South Africa were bowled out for 262.
