From Jonty to Kallis: 5 epic Proteas Test knocks in Australia
South Africa's batting landmarks in Australia have been noteworthy and have also been the cornerstones of famous draws and wins.
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Legends League Cricket: Delhi To Host Matches From September 24-26
The organisers of Legends League Cricket announced the full schedule and venues for the upcoming second edition of the tournament on Tuesday. This season is scheduled to be played in six cities off which 5 are Kolkata, New Delhi, Cuttack, Lucknow and Jodhpur. The Venue for Play-offs is still to be announced.
Legends League Cricket's 2nd Edition To Begin With "Special Match" On September 15 At Eden Gardens
The organisers of Legends League Cricket on Friday confirmed that the first match of the upcoming second season will be a special game to be played on September 15, 2022 at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata. It has also been confirmed that the upcoming edition of the league will be dedicated to the 75th year celebration of Indian Independence. The special match will be played between India vs World as India Maharajas vs World Giants.
Lucknow, Delhi, Kolkata Among 6 Cities To Host Legends League Cricket
The organisers of Legends League Cricket on Tuesday confirmed that the second edition of the tournament will be played in six Indian cities with Kolkata, Lucknow, Delhi, Jodhpur, Cuttack and Rajkot hosting the matches. The dates planned for the tournament are from September 17-October 8, 2022. The first season of the league was played in January this year in Muscat between three teams - India Maharajas, World Giants and Asia Lions - and comprised seven games. In Season 2 the format will have four franchise owned teams. There will be 15 matches in league's season 2 and they will be played in these six cities.
All pain and little gain: How England became the Proteas' ODI graveyard
When the Proteas commence their three-match ODI series against England on Tuesday, history will be wholly against them.
Watch: The Moment When Lance Klusener And Allan Donald Committed World Cup Hara-Kiri
When it comes to World Cups, South Africa have a history of coming tantalisingly close to ultimate glory but never managing to go all the way. The most famous example of this was probably the 1999 World Cup semi-final against Australia, which was played on this day 23 years ago. South Africa were chasing a target of 214, and a half-century from Jacques Kallis and a knock of 43 by Jonty Rhodes helped set them up. However, they were 9 wickets down in the penultimate over. Lance Klusener was on the pitch, keeping the Proteas in the competition, and Allan Donald was the last man to walk out.
Jonty Rhodes calls Symonds the 'greatest fielder ever' as cricket world mourns another tragedy
Proteas legend Jonty Rhodes says Andrew Symonds was "arguably the greatest all-round fielder ever" following the Australian's death on Saturday night.
Watch: Former South African Cricketer Touches Sachin Tendulkar's Feet In Heartwarming Gesture In IPL 2022
Ex-South African cricketer Jonty Rhodes had showcased utmost respect through an incredible gesture when he bent down to touch Sachin Tendulkar's feet after Punjab Kings (PBKS) vs Mumbai Indians (MI) match on Wednesday. In a video that surfaced online, Rhodes was seen kneeling down to touch Sachin's feet, who in turn hugged the former South African player with a huge smile on his face. Rhodes is the current fielding coach of PBKS while Sachin is the mentor of the MI franchise.