Eathan Bosch

Prasidh Krishna claimed a superb five-wicket haul, including a hattrick, before Pradosh Paul smashed a strokeful 163 as India 'A' reached 377 for six after dismissing South Africa 'A' for 319 on the third day of the first 'Unofficial' Test here on Wednesday.

The South African cricket team arrives in Lahore, Pakistan for an ODI tri-series with New Zealand and Pakistan. Led by Temba Bavuma, the team includes Gerald Coetzee back from injury and six uncapped players. The tri-series serves as preparation for the ICC Champions Trophy beginning February 19. Matches start on February 8 at Gaddafi Stadium.

Gerald Coetzee has been selected for the South African team in the tri-series in Pakistan, having recovered from a hamstring injury. He may replace the injured Anrich Nortje in the Champions Trophy squad. The final squad composition will be decided after the SA20 knockout match results.

Sunrisers Eastern Cape secured a 52-run victory over the Pretoria Capitals, thanks to captain Aiden Markram's unbeaten 68 off 55 balls and impressive contributions from Liam Dawson and Marco Jansen. Eathan Bosch became the Capitals' top wicket-taker. Jansen and Dawson dismantled the Capitals' batting line-up, securing a bonus point win.

Durban's Super Giants clinched a thrilling last-ball victory against Pretoria Capitals by two runs. The match highlighted a remarkable one-handed catch by a fan, possibly netting him 2 million South African Rand (INR 90 lakh approximately). Despite Rahmanullah Gurbaz's explosive 89 and a strong start, Pretoria Capitals fell short by just two runs, while chasing Durban's 209.

Pretoria Capitals secured their first win of the SA20 2025 season by defeating Sunrisers Eastern Cape by 6 wickets. Sunrisers were bowled out for 113, with Bosch and Dupavillon playing key roles. Capitals overcame early setbacks during their chase and reached the target, thanks to Ackerman and Livingstone's crucial partnership.

SA20, South Africa's premier T20 competition, remains a key platform for emerging cricket talents. This season saw standout performances from Dewald Brevis, Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Rubin Hermann, and others, showcasing their impressive skills and earning recognition. The league continues to be a valuable launchpad for young players aiming for international success.

Joburg Super Kings climbed to the top of the SA20 table after edging Durban’s Super Giants in the league’s first-ever Super Over. Donovan Ferreira’s last-ball run-out forced the tie, Richard Gleeson’s composure sealed the Super Over, and JSK chased five with ease to remain unbeaten.

The SA20 Season 3 match between Pretoria Capitals and Durban's Super Giants in Centurion was abandoned due to persistent rain. Despite attempts to start play and inspections by officials, conditions remained unplayable. Both teams received two points each, and ticket holders are eligible for refunds as per the league's policy.

Defending champions Sunrisers Eastern Cape won by 52 runs against Pretoria Capitals in the SA20. Aiden Markram's 68 not out and Marco Jansen's 4/13 were pivotal. This third consecutive bonus-point victory places them third with 15 points. Capitals are in fifth with nine points. Jansen and teammate Liam Dawson excelled with key batting and bowling performances.

Ryan Rickelton's maiden SA20 century was not enough as MI Cape Town lost to Durban's Super Giants by 15 runs. DSG posted a formidable 232/5, powered by their New Zealand openers and late hitting. Rickelton's valiant 113 kept MICT in the chase, but crucial wickets and disciplined bowling secured the win for DSG.

Pretoria Capitals, the 2023 SA20 finalists, aim for a comeback in 2025 with new captain Rilee Rossouw and head coach Jonathan Trott. Key additions, including Liam Livingstone and Evin Lewis, bolster the squad. After a disappointing 2024 season, the team aims to reclaim its form, starting against Durban's Super Giants on 10 January.

The tri-nation ODI series featuring Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa will be held from February 8 to 14 in Pakistan. The tournament, hosted at the newly constructed Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore and the National Stadium in Karachi, serves as preparation for the ICC Champions Trophy starting on February 19.

Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje headline the list of players that have checked into the Cricket South Africa (CSA) T20 Challenge bio-secure environment (BSE) in Durban ahead of the competition kick-off on Friday. Rabada reported for duty together with most of the other players, barring those who participated in the three-match Twenty20 International series against Pakistan, on Sunday.

MI Cape Town makes headlines by signing Reeza Hendricks for R4.30 million in the SA20 2025 auction, marking him as the season's most expensive player. The auction concludes with all 19 roster spots filled across six teams, including strategic acquisitions like rookies. The tournament starts January 9 next year, poised for intense competition.

The SA20 franchises have finalised their updated squads ahead of Season 4, with Kane Williamson returning to Durban’s Super Giants and several teams forced into late changes due to international duties and injuries. Defending champions MI Cape Town have made a like-for-like swap, while youth and flexibility dominate squad strategies ahead of the December 26 opener.

The SA20 2025 cricket tournament is set to captivate fans with 34 matches featuring six teams. Defending champions Sunrisers Eastern Cape aim for a third consecutive title. The event runs from January 9 to February 8, 2025, in South Africa. Matches will be broadcast in India on Star Sports 2 and available for live streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.

Dewald Brevis became the costliest player in SA20 history, fetching R16.5 million from Pretoria Capitals after a fierce bidding war. Aiden Markram, a two-time SA20 champion, was acquired by Durban’s Super Giants for R14 million. Veteran Imran Tahir joined Joburg Super Kings, while notable players like Andile Phehlukwayo and Mustafizur Rahman went unsold.

International cricket stars, including Shamar Joseph and Naseem Shah, will feature in the upcoming SA20 auction with nearly 200 players vying for 13 spots across six franchises. Notable names like Martin Guptill and Reeza Hendricks headline the shortlist. The auction airs on October 1, ahead of the tournament starting January 9.

SA20 Season 4 begins on December 26 with marquee names in charge and a clear subtext ahead of the T20 World Cup. The spotlight is firmly on two-time champions Sunrisers Eastern Cape, where Tristan Stubbs steps into the captaincy amid leadership change, uneven recent form and once again renewed emphasis on local talent shaping South Africa’s premier T20 competition.