Tahir seeks Qadir’s help before England series

Imran Tahir, South Africa’s Pakistan-born legspinner, has said that he will seek the advice of mentor Abdul Qadir while preparing for the Test series against England in July

Injury stopped me from quitting cricket – Johnson

Fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has said that had it not been for the foot injury he sustained in South Africa in November, he would have retired from international cricket Read the entire article .

Johnson makes NatWest Series cut

Mitchell Johnson has been included in Australia’s squad for the NatWest Series. The left-arm fast bowler has not played competitively since November when he sustained a serious foot injury on the tour of South Africa

Ex-cricketer shot dead in robbery

Cricket South Africa says former Namibia and Worcestershire batsman Louis Vorster has been shot dead in an armed robbery. Read the entire article .

Namibia’s Louis Vorster dies in armed robbery

Louis Vorster, the Namibia and South Africa domestic batsman, has died after being shot during an armed robbery in Gauteng

South Africa T20s may not be televised, says ZC

South Africa’s five T20s against Zimbabwe in Harare in June may not be televised as Zimbabwe Cricket is unlikely to be able to afford the costs involved

West Indies include Deonarine for first Test

West Indies have recalled the batsman Narsingh Deonarine for the first Test against Australia in Barbados, starting April 7. The 13-member squad also includes the fast bowler Ravi Rampaul , who missed the one-dayers and Twenty20 due to injury and illness. Deonarine, the left-handed middle-order batsman and offspinner, last played for West Indies during the home series against South Africa in 2010.

South Africa experience will help – Fletcher

India have arrived in Johannesburg for their one-off Twenty20 international against South Africa on March 30

Gillespie takes in the pain, and picks up six

A wound on the toe did not stop Mark Gillespie from bagging a six-wicket haul in Wellington which may lose itself in the mass that was the South African innings

One of the toughest bowling days – Vettori

Daniel Vettori says the strong wind in Wellington made the second day of New Zealand’s Test against South Africa one of the toughest days he has had to bowl on

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