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Standard Bank Proteas captain, Faf du Plessis, has cautioned against complacency heading into the third Test match against England starting at The Oval on Thursday
Standard Bank Proteas batsman, Hashim Amla, hopes for a repeat of history in the third Test match against England starting at The Oval on Thursday. It is almost five years to the day of Amla’s record-breaking innings of 311, a marathon 13-hour masterclass that steered the Proteas to an innings and 12-run win in 2012.
The return of a fired-up Kagiso Rabada is a timely boost for the Standard Bank Proteas ahead of the third Test match against England starting at The Oval in London on Thursday.
CRICKET SOUTH AFRICA (CSA) and Momentum have again teamed up, along with the Standard Bank Proteas and the Multiply Titans to do their bit in commemorating Mandela Day on Tuesday 18 July.
THE Standard Bank Proteas made an emphatic statement about their prospects of emulating the series-winning classes of 2008 and 2012 when they thumped England by 340 runs with more than a day and a session to spare in the second Test match at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on Monday.
The Standard Bank Proteas bowlers are prepared for a hard fight to get the remaining 10 England wickets required for victory in the second Test match at Trent Bridge
THE Standard Bank Proteas achieved their dual objectives of setting England a fourth innings chase far in excess of anything that has previously been achieved and of subjecting the pitch to another day of wear and tear on the third day of the second Test match at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on Sunday.
It took a simple message from captain, Faf du Plessis, to spur Chris Morris on for a lethal spell to wrap up England’s tail and to give the Standard Bank Proteas the advantage on day two of the second Test match at Trent Bridge on Saturday.
THE Standard Bank Proteas produced far and away their best day of their entire England tour to date when they played themselves into a potentially winning position on the second day of the second Test at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on Saturday.
Standard Bank Proteas wicket-keeper batsman, Quinton de Kock, says it’s honours even after the opening day of the second Test match against England at Trent Bridge on Friday.
VERNON PHILANDER and Chris Morris fully justified the Standard Bank Proteas decision to balance their side with two bowling all-rounders rather than the extra specialist batsman on the opening day of the second Test match against England at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on Friday.
The Standard Bank Proteas will need to draw on their experiences in previous difficult situations to bounce back in the second Test against England starting at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on Friday.
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