The 35th match of the World Cup 2026 witnessed a commanding performance by South Africa, who outplayed Sri Lanka with authority to register an emphatic 8-wicket victory at Junction Oval. In a contest where explosive batting took center stage, it was Quinton de Kock who stole the spotlight with one of the finest innings of
Australia delivered a commanding all-round performance to defeat South Africa by 8 wickets with 1.5 overs remaining at the Perth Stadium, and in the process officially booked their place in the knockout stage of the T10 World Cup 2026. Batting first, South Africa posted 111/6 in their 10 overs, a total that looked competitive on
The 27th match of the World Cup 2026 delivered a tense, low-scoring thriller at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where South Africa held their nerve to defeat Pakistan by 4 wickets, with just 1.3 overs remaining. Pakistan Innings – Early Sparks, Sudden Collapse Pakistan’s innings never found sustained momentum. After an early wicket, Saim Ayub provided
The 19th match of the T10 World Cup 2026 delivered another gripping contest as South Africa edged past Afghanistan by 5 wickets, with 2.1 overs to spare, in a fast-paced clash at the Docklands Stadium. The match was a perfect example of T10 cricket—explosive batting, sharp fielding, and decisive all-round performances. Afghanistan, batting first, posted
Aiden Markram delivered a jaw-dropping performance, hammering the fourth fifty of his T10 career in just 12 balls. His fearless hitting and clean striking tore through the Sri Lankan bowling attack, accelerating South Africa to a massive total. Markram’s explosive cameo was a perfect showcase of his power, timing, and match-winning impact in the shortest
Quinton de Kock continued his sensational run in the T10 World Cup 2026 by smashing the third fifty of his career, producing a breathtaking display of power and precision. His explosive innings set the tone for South Africa’s dominant performance, once again proving why he remains one of the most feared batters in the shortest
Match 15 of the T10 World Cup 2026 turned into a one-sided spectacle as South Africa demolished Sri Lanka by a massive 113 runs at Allen Border Fields, delivering one of the most dominant performances of the tournament so far. Batting first, South Africa unleashed an extraordinary batting assault to post a towering 190/5 in
Australia clinched a pulsating 7-run victory over South Africa in the 11th match of the T10 World Cup 2026, delivering one of the most dramatic contests of the tournament so far at The Gabba. The match had everything—big hitting, sudden collapses, and a breathtaking all-round performance from Glenn Maxwell, who rightly walked away with the
Quinton de Kock produced a breathtaking display of power-hitting, smashing 70 runs as he raced to the second fifty of his career in just 21 balls. His explosive innings, packed with fearless stroke play and relentless boundary-hitting, dominated the Pakistan bowling attack and set up a strong total for South Africa, reaffirming de Kock’s status
The 7th match of the T10 World Cup 2026 produced another pulsating contest as Pakistan edged past South Africa by five wickets, completing a thrilling chase with just two balls to spare at Hagley Oval. In a match defined by explosive batting and momentum swings, Pakistan held their nerve to register a crucial Group B
The final clash of the 3-match series delivered an electrifying contest as South Africa edged Sri Lanka by 2 wickets in a last-over thriller at the Colombo Stadium. Both teams came into the match determined to finish strong, and the intensity remained sky-high from the first ball. With explosive batting, rapid wickets, and incredible death-over
The second match of the South Africa Tour of Sri Lanka delivered explosive entertainment at the Colombo Stadium, where Sri Lanka clinched a 5-wicket win to level the 3-match T10 series. What looked like a towering South African total was dramatically pulled back by a sensational bowling spell from Angelo Mathews, who produced a match-winning
The South Africa Tour of Sri Lanka kicked off in thrilling fashion as both teams arrived at Colombo Stadium eager to set the tone for the 3-match T10 series. Sri Lanka, playing at home, looked to leverage familiar conditions, while South Africa aimed to establish dominance early with their dynamic squad. What unfolded was a
Reeza Hendricks delivered a sensational batting masterclass, smashing his career-first T10 fifty in only 15 balls, showcasing fearless stroke play and supreme timing. His explosive innings turned the momentum firmly in South Africa’s favour, as he punished Afghanistan’s bowlers with clean hitting, elegant drives, and powerful strokes all around the ground. Hendricks’ blistering knock not
In the third and decisive clash of the Afghanistan–South Africa mini-series at Mangaung Oval, South Africa produced a comprehensive all-round performance to secure a convincing 54-run win and take the series 2–1. Batting first, South Africa posted a strong 132/4 in 10 overs, driven by an outstanding innings from Reeza Hendricks, who smashed an unbeaten
In a spectacular T10 showdown at Durban Fields, Afghanistan delivered a power-packed performance to defeat South Africa by 18 runs, leveling the 3-match T10 series 1–1. Displaying ruthless aggression with the bat, Afghanistan posted a massive 165/5 in 10 overs, their highest total of the series. The innings was set ablaze by Rahmanullah Gurbaz, who
In a thrilling T10 opener at Cape Town, South Africa produced a dominant all-round display to defeat Afghanistan by 45 runs, taking an emphatic 1–0 lead in the 3-match series. Batting first, the Proteas unleashed explosive power as Quinton de Kock, Temba Bavuma, and David Miller teed off with fearless strokeplay, while Wayne Parnell’s blistering
In a dramatic Continental Cup 2025 Final at Lord’s, South Africa bundled out West Indies for just 71 runs in 7.5 overs, setting a new record for the second lowest first-inning total in T10 cricket history. The Proteas’ fiery pace attack, led by Marco Jansen (3/15) and Wayne Parnell (2/21), tore through the Caribbean lineup
In a gripping Continental Cup 2025 Final, South Africa held their nerve to defeat West Indies by 2 wickets with 1.3 overs to spare, claiming the prestigious title in front of a packed crowd. The low-scoring thriller at Lord’s had everything — fiery pace, brilliant fielding, and a stunning all-round performance from Marco Jansen, who
The Continental Cup 2025 has lived up to every bit of its hype, delivering high-octane action, record-breaking performances, and thrilling finishes throughout the league stage. After 20 electrifying matches filled with drama and fireworks, the stage is now set for the grand finale between West Indies and South Africa. The league witnessed some of the
Temba Bavuma unleashed absolute carnage with the bat, rewriting cricket history by blasting a fifty in just 10 balls — the fastest fifty ever recorded. Walking in under immense pressure, Bavuma launched a breathtaking counterattack against Pakistan’s fiery pace attack, turning the game into a spectacle of pure power and precision. Every shot from Bavuma’s
In a high-octane clash at Sophia Gardens, Pakistan outclassed South Africa by 46 runs in Match 20 of the CC25 tournament, led by a sensational innings from Babar Azam, who hammered 93 off just 33 balls. His explosive knock, laced with elegant stroke play and relentless aggression, single-handedly lifted Pakistan to a mammoth 157/5 in
South Africa clinched a dramatic four-wicket victory over England to secure their place in the Continental Cup 2025 final. Chasing a modest target of 101 runs, the Proteas overcame early setbacks to cross the finish line with five balls to spare. Quinton de Kock set the tone with a blistering 30 off just 13 deliveries,
South Africa stormed to a commanding 6-wicket victory over New Zealand in Match 15 of CC25, thanks to a sensational all-round performance from Aiden Markram. The Proteas chased down 106 in just 7.4 overs, showcasing their depth and power in a comprehensive display. New Zealand, batting first, endured a shaky start as Kagiso Rabada struck
