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Allan Donald will leave his post as Bangladesh's fast-bowling coach following the Cricket World Cup, officials and media said on Friday, days after his public criticism in the wake of the "timed-out" row.
In reference to Shakib Al Hasan's appeal for a timed-out dismissal against Sri Lanka all-rounder Angelo Mathews during their ICC World Cup 2023 match in Delhi on Monday, Bangladesh fast-bowling coach Allan Donald stated that he doesn't "like that sort of thing". To Mathews' dismay, the appeal was upheld. Shakib later claimed that he took certain actions "to make sure my team wins," but Mathews referred to this as "absolutely disgraceful."
Kyle Verreynne and Salieg Nackerdien, the two "faces" of Western Province cricket, have launched a scathing indictment on Cricket South Africa (CSA), whom they believe don't care about provincial cricket.
Gloom has descended over Bloemfontein as the reality sets in that, for this first time in 38 years, Free State won't be playing in the top flight of South African provincial cricket.
Magical and unforgettable fast-bowling spells are required to win Test matches and series in Australia and the Proteas haven't been short of those.
Calling the South Africa pace quartet who demolished England at Lord’s the best in history is a big call. But one former Proteas great believes it is not so outlandish — and could well prove to be spot-on.
South African pacer Kagiso Rabada on Friday completed 250 wickets in Test cricket, becoming the seventh South African bowler to do so. Rabada reached this landmark during the first Test against England at Lord's. On Day 3, in the 37th over of England's second innings, Rabada sent back England Test skipper Ben Stokes for 20, after Keshav Maharaj caught the batter at deep midwicket. With this, Rababda reached 250 Test wickets.