Keshav Maharaj

Keshav Maharaj is scheduled to arrive in Chattogram on February 13 in time to play the next day

The captain of Durban's Super Giants talks about his leadership philosophy, and his future with South Africa

Shubman Gill is the new No. 1 ODI batter, leapfrogging Babar Azam, while Siraj has reclaimed the top spot on the bowling table

Centuries from Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen and a four-wicket haul from Keshav Maharaj headlined a 190-run rout

Pakistan's hopes slip further after a heartbreaking loss while Bangladesh and Netherlands aim to keep their tournament alive

Spinner shows emotions in victory having battled back from serious Achilles rupture

South Africa's tight finish at odds with team's fluency when batting first, as captain admits 'conversations' are needed

Their one-wicket win took them level with India on ten points at the top of the table, but ahead on net run rate

In 2015, wristspinners bowled a fourth of all spin bowled in ODIs, but since 2021, the fingerspinners have made a comeback

A ruptured Achilles tendon can take nine months to heal, but the SA spinner was back on the park in less than six, thanks to cutting-edge medical science and steely resolve

David Warner gave Australia a flying start in the chase but the visitors collapsed to lose 9 for 87

Wayne Parnell has been left out, with South Africa preferring the additional pace of Gerald Coetzee

But with Magala and Parnell picking up injuries, South Africa are rather thin on fast-bowling resources

South Africa are looking to rotate the gloves with Quinton de Kock rested for the series, and Matthew Breetzke and Donovan Ferreira might get a go later on

They haven't been in action since April, and have rested some players for the Australia T20Is, but Shamsi backs them to hit the ground running

Keshav Maharaj, who has been out since March with an Achilles injury, has been included in both the T20I and ODI squads

"He is still a leader within the team and his experience and knowledge of the game is invaluable," Maharaj says of de Kock

Matthew Lewis becomes first photographer to claim honour twice

Spinner suffered ruptured Achilles tendon during Johannesburg Test