The Proteas

Cricket South Africa (CSA) is pleased to announce a busy international programme of home international fixtures for the 2020/2021 season against England, Sri Lanka, Australia and Pakistan – all for crucial points in either the ICC Cricket World Cup Super League (CWCSL) or the ICC World Test Championship (WTC).

It was another productive week for South African players featuring in the Indian Premier League (IPL) as top wicket-taker Kagiso Rabada became the fastest player to claim 50 wickets, while Quinton de Kock continued his charge up the run-scoring charts.

Cape Cobras batsman Zubayr Hamza has expressed his satisfaction over the availability of the Proteas for the start of the domestic season, saying it will have a massively positive impact on everyone.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) today named the 2020-2022 intake for the Powerade National Men’s Academy programme.

“It is going to be business as usual, as far as possible, and you will be part of the cricket action!” That was Cricket South Africa’s (CSA) message to all its stakeholders, including partners in government, sponsors, and media, at its successful 2020/21 season launch at Hammanskraal on Thursday.

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Cricket South Africa (CSA) today received the go ahead from the Ministry of Sports, Art and Culture to proceed with the limited overs tour between the Proteas Men and ICC World Cup champions, England.

Even at a young age, Cricket South Africa’s (CSA) Acting Head of Cricket Pathways, Edward Khoza, was determined to become a cricket administrator to bring about transformational changes in the sport.

It was another outstanding week for the Proteas playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) as they continued to impress in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Hollywoodbets Dolphins star bowler Keshav Maharaj says that sitting idle for the past six months has been frustrating, adding that it had been tough mentally not knowing when cricket would return.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) continued its build-up to the return to cricket by holding a successful four-day conference for its match officials in Gauteng.

The next instalment of a Cricket South Africa (CSA) elite fast bowling group camp ended in Pretoria on Tuesday with CSA Bowling Lead and High-Performance Manager, Vincent Barnes, satisfied with the outcome of the two-day session.

Cricket South Africa concluded the latest phase of its elite fast bowling group camp this week.