Australia return to South Africa for their first Test series there since the 2018 ball-tampering scandal. Six players from that series remain in the squad, while South Africa have five survivors, setting up a potentially tense three-Test contest
Steve Smith has recalled the emotional impact of the 2018 ball-tampering scandal ahead of Australia’s Test tour of South Africa. Smith said he still experiences occasional flashbacks but is not concerned about facing a hostile reception on his return
South Africa women's captain Laura Wolvaardt is excited about the team's historic maiden T20I tour of Zimbabwe. The five-match series will also provide opportunities for young players, with head coach Mandla Mashimbyi viewing the tour as an important test for emerging talent
David Miller and Quinton de Kock have been named in South Africa's 16-member ODI squad for the Australia series, while Temba Bavuma returns as captain. Gerald Coetzee is also recalled, with Kagiso Rabada unavailable due to a hamstring injury
Netherlands all-rounder Roelof van der Merwe hopes to end his international career at SuperSport Park in Centurion during next year's ODI World Cup. A match against South Africa at his former home ground would, he says, provide a dream farewell
South Africa fast bowler Lutho Sipamla has been ruled out of the T20I tri-series in Namibia and Zimbabwe with a left hamstring injury. All-rounder Andile Simelane has been named his replacement for the remainder of the tour
South Africa batter David Miller hopes to finish his career with a World Cup trophy, targeting the 2027 edition on home soil. The veteran middle-order batter also reflected on his IPL triumph with Gujarat Titans and memorable pressure-filled centuries
South Africa women's cricket coach Mandla Mashimbyi vows the Proteas will emerge stronger from their T20 World Cup campaign despite a 40-run semi-final loss to England at The Oval, targeting structural fixes and future ICC tournament success
Senuran Muthusamy’s maiden hundred and Marco Jansen’s explosive 93 powered South Africa to 489 in the second Test against India in Guwahati. Indian spinners struggled on a flat track, leaving the hosts trailing 0-1 in the series at stumps
