Gold prices climb to one-week highs, boosted by lower dollar and economic and political uncertainty around the world
Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s foray into economics is embarrassing and without precedent, writes Cathleen Powell
DA stalwart Wilmot James, who is taking a year’s leave of absence, reflects on his time in the party and parliament, and on how the ANC has crushed new thought inside and outside the ruling ...
The Transport Minister is mediating the situation, with rail operators claiming the regulator’s operating charges are exploitative
Mkhwebane has defended her recommendation but says she is willing to hold discussions with those opposing it
'The odds were stacked against me because he had a gun and‚ if I could‚ I would want a rematch'
For AB to claim the game would have been different had SA made "20-odd" more runs tells us he is losing perspective
The Indian cricket board took a gamble when it put its trust in the former captain
England, set just 143 to win, reached their target for the loss of only one wicket, with 33 balls left
If there is any relevance to the T20s it will be to see how AB de Villiers fares after his underwhelming performance in the Champions Trophy
It will forever be a blot on SA cricket that Kevin Pietersen’s potential as a batsman was not spotted before he left for England in a huff
India is due to stage the next Trophy event in 2021 but the International Cricket Council has warned it is by no means certain
The lure of English county cricket has drawn a number of top Proteas cricketers
Cricket SA’s new T20 tournament is launched in London featuring eight franchises and will include a number of international players
Team get revenge for loss in the group stage and win Champions Trophy for the first time
England collapsed to 211 all out after Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed sent them in to bat on a used pitch
The search for a new coach is news to incumbent Russell Domingo, as the Proteas lurch from defeat to defeat in the UK
De Villiers presided over SA’s 2-1 one-day series loss against England and their disastrous Champions Trophy campaign
Pakistan coach Arthur’s men were the lowest-ranked side at the start, but they bounced back to defeat top-ranked SA
London — Outbatted. Outbowled. Outfielded. Outcaptained. Out-thought. Outplayed. Outdone. Out of the Champions Trophy. India beat the Proteas‚ officially by ...
'We want our cricket stadiums to be world class,' says Cricket SA chief Haroon Lorgat
SA’s self-destruct sends defending champions India to the Champions Trophy semifinals
Two run-outs did not upset Sri Lanka’s concentration
Pandya has emerged as one of India’s most promising talents since making his debut in 2016
SA may beat India handsomely to survive the Champions Trophy’s game of net runrate roulette
Recent history in Champions Trophy form, on same ground in 2013, augurs well for Proteas on march to semifinal after win over Sri Lanka
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