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Proteas thump Bangladesh before lunch

Possibly, the Proteas were keen to watch the Springboks play England on Saturday afternoon, but they wasted no time in wrapping up a massive innings and 129 run victory over Bangladesh on the fourth morning of the first Castle Lager test at OUTsurance Oval on Saturday.

Alma sends Proteas on their way

Proteas' coach Mickey Arthur expressed his satisfaction after his charges completed a 2-0 MTN ODI series win over Kenya at the De Beers Diamond Oval on Sunday afternoon.

Proteas pacemen too hot to handle

Dale Steyn and Makhaya Ntini spearheaded a Proteas' pace attack that proved far too hot for Bangladesh to handle on day two of the Castle test match at OUTsurance Oval, Bloemfontein, on Thursday.

Proteas launch new clothing range

Cricket South Africa and Hummel on Monday launched the Proteas' new range of clothing for the international season in Sandton, Johannesburg.

Proteas warm up for Australia

South Africa's Test series with Bangladesh will be vital preparation for its upcoming tour of Australia, according to Proteas coach Mickey Arthur.

Proteas hire Ashes rival for Test tour

SOUTH Africa has reprised painful memories of the 2005 Ashes by recruiting former England coach Duncan Fletcher as a consultant for the Proteas' forthcoming tour of Australia.

Proteas recruit Ponting's Ashes foe

SOUTH Africa have reprised painful memories of the 2005 Ashes by recruiting former England coach Duncan Fletcher as a consultant for the Proteas' forthcoming tour of Australia.

Fletcher joins Proteas

The Proteas made the appointment ahead of their home-and-away Test series against world champions Australia, with Fletcher joining the team for this week's Test against Bangladesh.

Donald in to help 'ruthless' Proteas

The Proteas will field their strongest line-up on Wednesday in spite of none of their six tests against Bangladesh to date having lasted the full five days.

Donald in to help 'ruthless' Proteas

The Proteas will field their strongest line-up on Wednesday in spite of none of their six tests against Bangladesh to date having lasted the full five days.

Fletcher joins Proteas

Former England coach Duncan Fletcher is to join the Proteas on a consultancy basis as the South African cricket team intensifies its build-up to the approaching Test series against Bangladesh and Australia.

Tigers keep Proteas at bay

The result was that Bangladesh, after winning the toss, put up their second best total ever on South African soil of 250 and then pressed home their advantage by dismissing Neil McKenzie cheaply as the Proteas reached 20/1 by the close.

Fletcher to assist Proteas

Former England coach Duncan Fletcher is to join the Proteas on a consultancy basis as the South African cricket team intensifies its build-up to the approaching test series against Bangladesh and Australia.

Fletcher to assist Proteas

Former England coach Duncan Fletcher is to join the Proteas on a consultancy basis as the South African cricket team intensifies its build-up to the approaching Test series against Bangladesh and Australia.

Procter, Arthur to lead Proteas to 2011 WC

CSA on Friday announced the appointment of former Proteas coach Mike Procter as convener of selectors and the extension of Mickey Arthur's contract as national coach.

Cricket minnows must be given a chance

The Proteas are currently taking on Bangladesh in a Test Series. The first Test is poised to be an overwhelming victory for the Proteas.

Proteas cane Bangladesh

South Africa won the second test against Bangladesh by an innings and 48 runs on Friday after three middle-order run-outs contributed to the visitors' feeble second innings 131 all out.

Proteas take command

Ashwell Prince and Mark Boucher hit unbeaten centuries as South Africa rallied from a slow start to take command on day two of the second Test against Bangladesh in Centurion.

Proteas want to host big Tests

ANGRY South Africa officials have said Cricket Australia is being greedy for claiming a monopoly on the Boxing Day and New Year's Tests.

Proteas grab for Boxing Day Test

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Proteas paceman seal victory

BANGLADESH captain Mohammad Ashraful admitted his side failed to cope with South Africa's fast bowlers after they crashed to an innings and 129 runs defeat on the fourth day of the first Test at Springbok Park, Bloemfontein on Saturday.

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