Hashim Amla, one of South Africa’s greatest Test match players, scored 65 and 51 not out respectively in the two warm-up games against Sri Lanka and West Indies (rain affected) and will be keen to add to his tally of 27 ODI hundreds. read more

Ajinkya Rahane, who will become the first India cricketer to represent Hampshire, will replace South Africa’s Aiden Markram who will finish his stint with Hampshire at the end of the Royal London One-Day Cup group stage. read more

ICC World Cup 2019: Amla, 36, is one of South Africa’s all-time great one-day international players but his recent form has been poor, while increasing age has meant that he has slowed down in the field. read more

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Isuru Udana’s astonishing 84 for Sri Lanka wasn’t enough to stop South Africa from clinching their Twenty20 international series with a 16-run win in the second match at SuperSport Park on Friday read more

Catch all the action of the second T20I between South Africa and Sri Lanka through our live commentary. read more

Markram and Nortje, who were both impressive in South Africa’s comfortable 5-0 ODI series win, have been picked for all three matches while the uncapped Qeshile has been selected only for the last two T20Is. read more

Aiden Markram hit an unbeaten 67 to put South Africa in a dominant position before floodlight failure ended the fifth and final one-day international against Sri Lanka at Newlands on Saturday read more

Hashim Amla, 35, was rested for the first three ODIs, all of which were won by South Africa, after a poor Test series last month amid growing speculation his international career is coming to an end. read more

Sri Lanka seamers Kasun Rajitha and Vishwa Fernando took three wickets each to bowl out South Africa for 222 on the first day of the second and final test on Thursday, but the hosts struck back late in the day with the ball\u2007 read more

Steyn took four for 48 as South Africa took a first innings lead of 44. They stretched their lead to 170 by reaching 126 for four at the close. read more

Left-arm opening bowler Vishwa Fernando and right-arm seamer Kasun Rajitha, playing in their fourth and fifth Tests respectively, did the major damage. Fernando took four for 62 and Rajitha claimed three for 68. read more

The Proteas have called-up Aiden Markram and Duanne Olivier in Dale Steyn and Quinton de Kock’s place, ICC reported on Wednesday. read more

Amir and new ball partner Mohammad Abbas bowled superbly in the first nine overs after tea, gaining reverse swing and seldom bowling a loose delivery. read more

From being in control on 226 for three at tea, South Africa were bowled out for 262 at the Wanderers Stadium. read more