On this day, February 1: The birth of Graeme Smith, one of the greatest captains in the history of cricket
Graeme Smith retired from cricket in 2014 at the age of 33.
Graeme Smith retired from cricket in 2014 at the age of 33.
Big Bash League is reportedly targeting second place behind IPL by seeking private investment in its teams.
Smith, along with his teammate Makhaya Ntini, became the Player of the Match (POTM) for his brilliant performance.
Graeme Smith reflected on the hard work put by the South African board to lay the foundation for the SA20 League and how the league gained huge fan base across the globe
At 22 years and 82 days old, Graeme Smith led South Africa in his first match against Bangladesh in 2003.
The former Kiwi cricketer, who is a part of Jio Cinema’s commentary panel predicted McGurk would lose a wicket.
Here, we will look at some of the records achieved by Graeme Smith as skipper during his playing days.
The former Proteas’ skipper said that Test cricket will be played in six-seven nations only, and is unlikely to expand beyond these countries.
Harbhajan Singh asked the ICC to change the “umpire’s call,” which he cited as the reason for Pakistan losing against South Africa in the ODI World Cup 2023.
Gujarat Titans won the final, beating Rajasthan Royals with seven wickets.
The league is currently working through player registrations and will present the franchises with a shortlist of candidates ahead of the auction.
Gujarat Titans have defeated Rajasthan Royals twice in the 2022 IPL season.
The panel concluded that there was no evidence found against Smith.
CSA Team Director Graeme Smith hinted at the possibility of few of South Africa’s best T20 players returning to the national side ahead of the World Cup.