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Quinton de Kock reverses his retirement decision, rejoining South Africa's T20I and ODI squads for the Pakistan tour. Aiden Markram will captain the Test side in Temba Bavuma's absence due to injury. The tour includes Test, T20I, and ODI series in Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Faisalabad, commencing on October 12th. De Kock will also feature in the T20I against Namibia.

England etched their name in T20 history, breaching the 300-run mark against South Africa in a thrilling match at Old Trafford. Phil Salt's explosive 141* and Jos Buttler's rapid 83 propelled England to 304-2, though shy of Zimbabwe's all-time record of 344-4. South Africa faltered in their chase, succumbing to 158, handing England a massive victory.

Phil Salt's explosive, unbeaten 141 propelled England to a record-breaking 304 for 2, resulting in a massive 146-run victory over South Africa at Old Trafford. Salt's blistering innings, the fastest T20I century by an English batter, overshadowed Jos Buttler's quickfire 83. South Africa faltered in their chase, ultimately being bowled out for 158, setting up a decisive match in Nottingham.

The ICC has cleared South Africa's spinner Prenelan Subrayen to continue bowling in international cricket. This comes alongside South Africa's third ODI game against England.

Pakistan will host South Africa in their opening series of the World Test Championship (WTC)2025-27. Faisalabad is set to host its first ODI in 17 years, marking a significant return of international cricket to the city.

Sam Curran has been recalled to England's T20I squad for upcoming series against South Africa and Ireland. The all-rounder looks to strengthen England's white-ball team after two tough defeats to South Africa at home.

South Africa clinched a historic ODI series victory against England at Lord's, their first in England since 1998. Matthew Breetzke's impressive 85 propelled the Proteas to 330, securing a 5-run win. England's struggles continue, marked by four consecutive ODI losses and a concerning post-World Cup performance. The final match on September 7 offers England a chance to salvage pride.

Matthew Breetzke has made a remarkable entry into international cricket, setting a new record by scoring fifty or more runs in his first five ODI innings. The South African opener surpassed Navjot Singh Sidhu's previous record, achieving this milestone during the second ODI against England at Lord's.

ENG vs SA: England and South Africa will contest a three-match ODI series in September 2025 across UK venues. The series promises competitive cricket with both sides fielding strong squads and key players under fitness watch.

South Africa batter Matthew Breetzke has made history by becoming the first ODI cricketer to begin his career with four consecutive scores of fifty or more. The South African batter achieved this milestone during the second ODI against Australia, scoring a fluent 88. India's Navjot Singh Sidhu had achieved the feat in 1987 but in five ODIs.

Sean Williams scored a fighting 137 to help Zimbabwe avoid follow-on in the first Test against South Africa. Despite his efforts, South Africa ended Day 2 with a strong lead, signalling a tough challenge for the hosts.

India's T20 World Cup victory over South Africa in Barbados, a moment etched in history, saw Rohit Sharma's team end a 11-year ICC title drought. Sharma recently revealed Rishabh Pant's clever tactic during South Africa's chase. Pant's strategic pause, feigning a knee issue, disrupted South Africa's momentum, leading to a crucial wicket.

Ravi Shastri advocates for England as the ideal venue for the World Test Championship finals initially, citing its neutral appeal. He suggests that as the tournament gains popularity, larger stadiums in India and Australia, like the MCG and Ahmedabad, could host future finals to accommodate bigger crowds.