π The Proteas Journey β Key Moments
Return to International Cricket (1991)
After years of isolation due to apartheid, South Africa returned to world cricket β and immediately became a force, winning the 1992 WC opener.
1999 WC Semi β The Tie That Broke Hearts
Allan Donald's famous run-out when 1 needed off 1 ball vs Australia. Scores level = Australia progress on run-rate. Cricket's most heartbreaking moment.
2024 T20 WC Final β So Close
South Africa needed 16 off the last over vs India. They got 9. Rohit Sharma's men won by 7 runs β Proteas' best ever T20 WC run ends in final.
World-Class Pace Attack
Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi, Marco Jansen β South Africa consistently produces the world's most feared fast bowling attack.
π Current Squad β The Proteas
Pace Ace
Kagiso Rabada
Test: 310+ wkts Β· Avg 22.3
πΏπ¦ Johannesburg Β· RF
WK Β· IPL Star
Heinrich Klaasen
T20: SR 155+ Β· IPL 283 runs
πΏπ¦ Pretoria Β· RHB/WK
Batter Β· Finisher
David Miller
T20: SR 145+ Β· 1,500+ runs
πΏπ¦ Port Elizabeth Β· LHB
WK Β· Opener
Quinton de Kock
Test: 3,800+ runs Β· 12 100s
πΏπ¦ Johannesburg Β· LHB/WK
Captain
Temba Bavuma
Test: 3,700+ runs avg 35.5
πΏπ¦ Cape Town Β· RHB
Pace Bowler
Lungi Ngidi
T20I: 84 wkts Β· Avg 23.1
πΏπ¦ Durban Β· RF
Pace Β· All-Rounder
Marco Jansen
Test: 75+ wkts Β· useful bat
πΏπ¦ Cape Town Β· LF
Legend Β· White Lightning
Allan Donald
Test: 330 wkts Β· Avg 22.2
πΏπ¦ Bloemfontein Β· RF (Legend)
π Career Stats
π Key Career Stats
| Player | Format | Stat | Value | Avg/SR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kagiso Rabada | Test | Wickets | 310+ | 22.3 avg |
| Quinton de Kock | Test | Runs | 3,800+ | 38.6 avg |
| Heinrich Klaasen | T20I | Strike Rate | 155+ | 850+ runs |
| David Miller | T20I | Strike Rate | 145+ | 1,500+ runs |
| Allan Donald (ret.) | Test | Wickets | 330 | 22.2 avg |
| Jacques Kallis (ret.) | Test | Runs | 13,289 | 55.4 avg |
13,289
Test Runs Record
Jacques Kallis (The Greatest AR)
55.4
Kallis Test Avg
Greatest All-Rounder ever
330
Test Wickets
Allan Donald β "White Lightning"
155+
T20 Strike Rate
Heinrich Klaasen