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Over-by-over report: Quinton De Kock’s century earned the Proteas their second win and left Australia in trouble

Quinton de Kock retires from ODIs after World Cup. He finds the format "tiring" and believes it needs to find a place and time to remain relevant. He began his swansong with a maiden World Cup hundred. South Africa's highest total in WC history was boosted by Rassie van der…

NEW DELHI: South African wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock expressed his belief that the Australian batting unit's difficulties against Indian spinners in their previous match was an unusual occurrence. De Kock pointed out that players like Steve Smith and David Warner have a strong track record of dominating slow bowlers, as…

Following a record-breaking demolition of Sri Lanka in their opening match, the Proteas look relaxed and all the better for it

NEW DELHI: Aiden Markram, Rassie van der Dussen and Quinton de Kock smoked sensational centuries as South Africa rewrote record books on their way to a commanding 102-run victory over Sri Lanka in the national capital on Saturday.

NEW DELHI: South African batter Aiden Markram on Saturday delivered a breathtaking performance, smashing a century in just 49 balls, a new world record for the fastest hundred in 50-overs World Cup cricket. This remarkable feat contributed to South Africa amassing a record-breaking total of 428-5 against a subdued Sri…

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: New Zealand mean business. For the second warm-up game in succession, the runners-up of the last ODI World Cup posted a score in excess of 300 against South Africa at the Greenfield stadium on Monday.

New Zealand set tall target of 327, South Africa fell short by 7 runs. Quinton de Kock (84*) and David Miller (18*) threatened to take game away, but rain stopped play. Conway (78*), Latham (52), Philips (43) and Williamson (37*) impressed for NZ. Jansen (3/43) and Ngidi (3/33) stood out…

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Quinton de Kock was just 20 when he made his international debut for South Africa in a T20 International. A year later, he caught the imagination of the cricket world by smashing three back-to-back ODI hundreds against India. But it seems living life out of a suitcase has taken…

NEW DELHI: South Africa's star wicketkeeper-batter, Quinton de Kock, has decided to retire from one-day international cricket after the upcoming 50-over World Cup in India.

Uncertainty surrounds Quinton de Kock's participation in SA's home series vs India due to his BBL commitments. CSA expects his primary commitment to be to the national team. Talks are ongoing to manage his schedule & prioritize int'l cricket. CSA wants him for T20Is before WC.