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South Africa confirm Bangladesh tour in October
South Africa will tour Bangladesh next month for a two-match Test series, Cricket South Africa confirmed on Monday.
Cricket South Africa delegation witnesses commando drills at Mirpur
A four-member delegation of Cricket South Africa (CSA) inspected the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur as part of their routine inspection ahead of the Proteas’ upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh, scheduled next month.
Cricket South Africa delegation in Dhaka ahead of Test series
A three-member delegation of Cricket South Africa (CSA) arrived in Dhaka yesterday for a routine pre-inspection ahead of the upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh, tentatively scheduled to take place in mid-October.
South Africa's Bangladesh tour decision expected this week
"We have reassured them today that the country is fully functioning and remains safe to travel,” BCB’s cricket operations in-charge, Shahriar Nafees, informed the Daily Star.
Ex-skipper Elgar 'stabbed in the back' by Cricket South Africa
He said in a wide-ranging interview with the Rapport newspaper that he had held back from criticising his former employers before his contract with Cricket South Africa expired at the end of April.
'Cricket reasons' for white-dominated South Africa T20 WC squad
CSA chief executive Pholetsi Moseki told the Sport24 website that the composition of the team chosen by Walter was a concern, but added that he and Nkwe agreed that there were "cricket reasons" for the racial balance.
Waugh slams SA for prioritising domestic T20 league over NZ Tests
Cricket South Africa (CSA) named seven uncapped players, including skipper Neil Brand, for next month's two-Test tour of New Zealand
SA name Bavuma as first black African Test captain
Bavuma became the first black African to captain South Africa at cricket when he was named leader of the one-day international and Twenty20 international teams in March 2021
Boland retains spot for Boxing Day Test
Australian seamer Scott Boland was Sunday confirmed to start the Boxing Day second Test in Melbourne ahead of an "underdone" Josh Hazlewood, while South Africa suggested they could shake up their batting line up.
South Africa's sports minister bans four federations for failing to meet transformation targets
South Africa's sports minister bans four sports federations, including Cricket South Africa, from bidding for major international tournaments after they failed to meet their targets for creating opportunities for black players.
The year of Bangladesh
It was a year of many firsts for Bangladesh-- a World Cup quarter-final appearance, series wins over Pakistan, India and South Africa, and the unearthing of a bowling star.
CSA lays Ram Slam corruption charge
Cricket South Africa's anti-corruption and security unit (ACSU) has charged an "intermediary" under its anti-corruption code for "contriving to fix, or otherwise improperly influence aspects" of the recently completed domestic T20 Ram Slam Challenge.
ICC T20 World Cup 2016 schedule announced
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announces the groups and schedule of the ICC World Twenty20 India 2016, which will be staged across eight venues in India from March 8 to April 3, 2016.
SA's lowest totals in 102 years
The last and only other instance of South Africa being dismissed for sub-200 totals five times in a series. Back then England had been their tormentors. This time it is India. South Africa's 121 in Delhi marks the fifth time in six innings that they are bowled out for under 200.
India-South Africa fourth Test in jeopardy as CBI launches DDCA probe
The fourth Test between India and South Africa, scheduled to begin on December 3 in Delhi, is in jeopardy as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) kick-starts a probe on the state association.
South Africa slam 438 to flatten India in decider
South Africa beat India by 214 runs in the fifth ODI to win series 3-2 at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, India.
India team manager fined for 'inappropriate comments'
Indian team manager Vinod Phadke is fined 40% of his match fee by the International Cricket Council for making "inappropriate comments" on a number of contentious umpiring decisions by Vineet Kulkarni
Dhoni, spinners lift India to 22-run win
India beat South Africa by 22 runs in the second ODI in Indore and level the 5-match ODI series 1-1.
South Africa fined for slow over rate
South Africa captain AB de Villiers is fined 40% of his match fee for maintaining a slow over rate during the first ODI against India in Kanpur, while his team-mates are docked 20% of their match fees.