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NEW DELHI: South African spinner Tabraiz Shamsi has raised concerns regarding the Indian Premier League (IPL) permitting two bouncers per over for the first time this season. He questioned whether similar consideration would be given to aiding spinners through potential rule changes as well.

GQEBERHA: Fifty-seven and counting — that’s the number of teams 44-year-old Imran Tahir has represented across the globe. The South African, who last played international cricket in 2019, is one of the busiest freelance cricketers in franchise cricket.

NEW DELHI: Former South African spinner Imran Tahir has lauded Yuzvendra Chahal as one of the best wrist spinners in world cricket but believes he will have to be patient for his chance, considering Kuldeep Yadav's improved white-ball skills.

South African spinners Tabraiz Shamsi and Aiden Markram used better bowling conditions to the fullest to emerge game-changers for South Africa during their five-wicket victory over India

NEW DELHI: Blown away by the Proteas batting firepower in the rain-marred encounter on Tuesday, India bowlers will be under tight scrutiny as Suryakumar Yadav and co. eye a series-levelling win in the third and final T20I in Johannesburg.

NEW DELHI: South Africa secured a five-wicket victory against India in a rain-affected second T20I, taking a 1-0 lead in the ongoing three-match series. Despite the hosts needing to chase down a revised target of 152 in just 15 overs, they managed to achieve the victory with seven balls to…

NEW DELHI: The recently appointed head coach of Paarl Royals, Shane Bond, expresses enthusiasm about the upcoming second edition of SA20 and looks forward to working with prominent Proteas players such as David Miller, Tabraiz Shamsi, and Lungi Ngidi.

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NEW DELHI: South Africa have opted to rest skipper Temba Bavuma for their home white-ball series against India following a challenging Cricket World Cup performance.

KOLKATA: If South Africa were wondering what the cyclone, said to be forming over eastern India, would be like, they got a taste of it early on at the Eden Gardens here on Thursday.

NEW DELHI: South Africa's cricket coach, Rob Walter, vehemently dismissed suggestions that his team succumbed to World Cup semi-final nerves in their gripping three-wicket loss to Australia. Walter insisted that it "was nothing even remotely close to a choke" as the Proteas faced a challenging situation right from the start.