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South Africa: Op-Ed - Quotas, Denials, and Other Unsportsmanlike Moments
Daily Maverick, 22 April 2015
Cricket South Africa's (CSA) response to the debacle over whether external influence was brought to bear on the selection of the Proteas team that took the field in the Cricket… Read more »
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South Africa: Cricket South Africa Plays the Forward Defensive
Daily Maverick, 20 April 2015
Cricket South Africa has concluded an internal investigation into the selection of Vernon Philander for the semi-final of the World Cup and found no wrongdoing. They say that will… Read more »
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South Africa: South African Cricket Administrators Still Ducking Beamers
Daily Maverick, 16 April 2015
Mike Horn, one of the members of the South African cricket team's support staff during the World Cup, is the first to openly suggest there was indeed selection interference from… Read more »
Cricket South Africa 'Ambivalent' Over Transformation Mandate?
The question of whether external influence played a role in the selection of the Proteas Cricket World Cup Team resembles government's attempts to deflect responsibility for the landing of a private aeroplane at the Waterkloof Air Force base in 2013, Daily Maverick's Lawson Naidoo writes.
InFocus
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Proteas skipper AB de Villiers hit an unbeaten 162 from just 66 balls to lead South Africa to a record victory over West Indies in the Cricket World Cup. Read more »
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Charges against Lt-Col Stephan van Zyl and Lt Col Christine Anderson over their alleged involvement in the landing of a private jet chartered by the Gupta family at Air Force Base ... Read more »
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Proteas One Day International captain AB de Villiers has scored the fastest century in the format's history, securing South Africa's victory over the West Indies at the Wanderers ... Read more »
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According the the City Press newspaper, President Jacob Zuma was expected to meet members of the Gupta family whose private aircraft landed at the Waterkloof Air Force Base in ... Read more »
