Johannesburg:Hosts South Africa named eight spinners in a provisional 30-man squad for September's Twenty20 world championships, which also included a surprise call-up for veteran batsman Neil McKenzie.
Durban:Johan Botha, one of the three South African spinners selected for the tour of India, on Tuesday said he would try to follow in the footsteps of Harbhajan Singh.
Centurion:South Africa will pin their spin hopes in India later this month on an off-spinner who not much more than a year ago was a conventional medium-pacer.
Johannesburg: South African batsman Jacques Rudolph said on Tuesday he is more determined than ever to kick start his international career after seeing his progress at the highest level dogged by political intrigue.
Kimberley: South Africa 'A' and the touring Sri Lanka side drew their four-day match at the De Beers Diamond Oval in Kimberley on Monday, called off 35 minutes early because of bad light.
Colombo: South African skipper Shaun Pollock won the toss and elected to bat against Kenya in a day-night match of the Champions Trophy cricket tournament at the Premadasa Stadium here on Friday.
Johannesburg: A 15-man South Africa squad was named on Thursday for matches against Pakistan and Sri Lanka in the Morocco Cup triangular tournament in Tangier next month.
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Kingstown: South Africa won the toss and decided to bat in the seventh and final One-day International against the West Indies at Arnos Vale on Wednesday.<br/><br/>South Africa leads the series 5-1.<br/><br/>South Africa made three changes, with muscle injuries keeping out fast
Tangiers: Pakistan's ageing fast bowlers Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis rolled back the years to restrict South Africa to 196-8 from 50 overs in a must-win match of the Morocco Cup on Sunday. The pair produced devastating opening spells to reduce
