PROTEAS

Netherlands' captain Scott Edwards takes a catch to dismiss South Africa's Quinton De Kock

Proteas suffer shock defeat to the Netherlands at Cricket World Cup

The Proteas succumbed to a Dutch double as the Netherlands claimed a 38-run win for another monumental upset victory at a World Cup tournament in less than 12 months.

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Temba Bavuma: Proteas not thinking about Adelaide implosion ahead of Dutch game

Proteas captain Temba Bavuma insists he does not think that the defeat to the Netherlands at a previous ICC event will be on his team's mind ahead of their World Cup encounter in Dharamsala.

Proteas coach Rob Walter (centre) with captain Temba Bavuma and bowling coach Eric Simons

Rob Walter not tempted to tinker with Proteas' winning formula

Proteas coach Rob Walter has suggested he is unlikely to ring the changes when they face Netherlands in their third Cricket World Cup clash in Dharamshala on Tuesday.

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Kagiso Rabada: Proteas not interested in making statements at Cricket World Cup

Kagiso Rabada insists the Proteas are not worried about making statements at the World Cup after another impressive showing against Australia on Thursday.

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Quinton de Kock insists Proteas haven't achieved anything ahead of Australia clash

Quinton de Kock insists the Proteas' batters will need to keep their feet firmly on the ground at the World Cup as they gear up to face Australia in Lucknow.

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Captain Pat Cummins declares Australia 'ready to go' for Proteas clash

Australia captain Pat Cummins admits his team were below their best in their tournament opener and declared them "ready to go" for their second World Cup fixture against the Proteas in Lucknow.

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