The Latest Breaking News from Heinrich Klaasen

SYDNEY: South Africa captain Dean Elgar says pride and the opportunity to still qualify for the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final will be two major driving factors as they aim to bounce back from a crushing series loss in the third and last Test against Australia beginning here on…

NEW DELHI: Sunrisers Hyderabad were the most active participants of the IPL 2023 mini-auction, bidding for as many as 13 players in Kochi on Friday. SRH spent a whopping Rs 13.25 crore for England's Harry Brook, their biggest buy in the auction.

SYDNEY: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam won the toss and opted to bat against South Africa in their must-win T20 World Cup match here on Thursday.

With India having won their first two matches of the ongoing T20 World Cup in Australia, the Men in Blue are in a very strong position to qualify for the semi-finals. Pakistan's two consecutive losses have further ensured that there is no immediate threat to India's qualification chances.

RANCHI: Shreyas Iyer struck a sublime century while Ishan Kishan displayed his brute force against a formidable South African attack to set up a series-levelling seven-wicket win for India in the second ODI here on Sunday.

India came close but fell short by nine runs to trail 0-1 in the three-match series.

While the Indian bowlers conceded 54 runs in the last five overs, the hosts were also guilty of dropping as many as four catches in the outfield

LUCKNOW: South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma was delighted and relieved after Proteas managed to overpower Sanju Samson's powerful hitting in the final overs to claim a 9-run victory over India in a rain-curtailed first ODI in Lucknow on Thursday.

LUCKNOW: India fell short by just two big hits in the first ODI against South Africa, said wicket-keeper batter Sanju Samson who made an unbeaten 86 in a losing cause.

LUCKNOW: Playing "better" in subcontinent conditions is something South Africa have been working on, says batter Heinrich Klaasen, who feels the Proteas picked the correct game plan to counter Indian spinners in the first ODI.

LUCKNOW: India captain Shikhar Dhawan admitted that his team leaked too many runs in the death overs and fielded poorly, leading to the nine-run defeat to South Africa in the rain-hit first ODI on Thursday.